Dr.
Revankar
is a Professor
of Nuclear
Engineering
and Director
of Multiphase
and Fuel
Cell Research
Laboratory
in the School
of Nuclear
Engineering
at Purdue
University,
West Lafayette,
Indiana.
He received
his BS (1975),
MS (1977)
and Ph.D.
(1983) in
Physics
from Karnatak
University,
India and
M.Eng. (1982)
in Nuclear
Engineering
from McMaster
University,
Canada.
He has worked
as a post
doctoral
researcher
at Lawrence
Berkeley
Laboratory
and at the
Nuclear
Engineering
Department
of University
of California,
Berkeley
from 1984
to 1987.
His current
research
interests
are in multiphase
flow and
heat transfer,
microgravity
multiphase
flow in
packed beds,
fuel cell
design,
simulation
and power
systems,
thermochemical
water splitting
hydrogen
production,
reactor
thermalhydraulics
and safety.
He has published
over 200
peer reviewed
papers in
archival
journals
and conference
proceedings.
He has received
undergraduate
teaching
award in
2004 and
research
awards in
2004 and
2005 from
Purdue University.
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