
Martin, Pino
Associate Professor
CRoCCo Laboratory Director and Founder
CRoCCo Laboratory Director and Founder
Aerospace Engineering
3172 Glenn L. Martin Hall
EDUCATION
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University of Minnesota: Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering, June 1999
Thesis: Direct Numerical Simulation and Large Eddy Simulation Closure of
Reacting Turbulence in Hypersonic Flows
Advisor: Professor Graham V. Candler - University of Minnesota: M.S. in Aerospace Engineering, December 1995
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Boston University: B. Eng. In Aerospace Engineering, May 1994.
(Honors, Summa cum laude)
BACKGROUND
Current Status
2009-present
- Associate Professor Department of Aerospace Engineering, University of Maryland
- Affiliate faculty University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
- Visiting Research Scholar, Princeton University
Experience
- 2001–2009 Assistant Professor, Princeton University
- 2005-2009 Affiliate Faculty, Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics, Princeton University
- 2000–2001 Research Associate, Stanford University
- 1999–2000 Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Minnesota
HONORS AND AWARDS
- Tewksbury Merit Scholar, University of Melbourne, Australia (2012)
- Jefferson Fellowship Finalist, U.S. Department of State (2012)
- Alfred Rheinstein’11 Faculty Award, Princeton University (May 2007)
- NSF Career Award (January 2003)
Computational fluid dynamics
Numerical simulation of turbulent flows
Direct numerical and large eddy simulation
Numerical models for large eddy simulations and Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes calculations
Numerical methods for compressible turbulence, physics of compressible turbulence
Shock waves and turbulence interaction
Turbulence and finite-rate chemistry interaction
Surface reactions and fluid interaction
Associate Professor Pino Martin Explores Turbulent Flows in UMD’s CRoCCo Laboratory
Martin helps create the engineering foundation for the accurate prediction of turbulent hypersonic flows.Professor Pino Martin elected as AIAA Associate Fellow
Assoc. Professor, Dr. Pino Martin,has been elected to the grade of Associate Fellow in AIAAThe Aerospace Department Welcomes Dr. Pino Martin
The Aerospace Department Welcomes Associate Professor Dr. Pino MartinFour Faculty Earn NSF CAREER Awards
Martins, Yu, Aranda-Espinoza and Marshall selected for 2007 grants.American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA)
- Associate Fellow