Emeritus
Dr. Wilemski's research interests: Statistical mechanics and thermodynamics are combined to theoretically investigate the microphysics of aerosol particles and the kinetics of phase transitions. Current focus areas include binary homogeneous nucleation and droplet growth, the compositional structure of binary nanodroplets, homogeneous aerosol formation in supersonic gas expansions, particle nucleation and growth in supercritical fluids, and small angle neutron scattering from nanodroplet aerosols.
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About Gerald Wilemski
Dr. Wilemski's research interests: Statistical mechanics and thermodynamics are combined to theoretically investigate the microphysics of aerosol particles and the kinetics of phase transitions. Current focus areas include binary homogeneous nucleation and droplet growth, the compositional structure of binary nanodroplets, homogeneous aerosol formation in supersonic gas expansions, particle nucleation and growth in supercritical fluids, and small angle neutron scattering from nanodroplet aerosols.
| Present | Professor Emeritus, Missouri University of Science and Technology ‐ Physics | |
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Research Interests
Microphysics of aerosol particles, Kinetics of phase transitions, Binary homogeneous nucleation and droplet growth, Compositional structure of binary nanodroplets, Homogeneous aerosol formation in supersonic gas expansions, Particle nucleation and growth in supercritical fluids, and Small angle neutron scattering from nanodroplet aerosols
| 1972 | Ph.D., Yale University | |
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Contact Information
209 Physics Building
Missouri University of Science and Technology
Rolla, MO 65409-0640
Phone: (573) 341-4409
Fax: (573) 341-4715
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