Dr. Lorenzo Cremaschi
Assistant Professor
Academic Background
Ph.D.,
Mechanical Engineering, University of Maryland,
2004.
M.S.,
Mechanical Engineering, University of Modena, Italy,
2001.
B.S.,
Mechanical Engineering,
University of Modena, Italy.
Areas of Interest
• Energy
conversion systems and equipment
• Micro-refrigeration systems and micro-pumps
• Heat pumps, air conditioning, refrigeration
• Renewable energy technologies
• Food refrigeration and food freezing
• Waste heat management and work recovery
• Natural refrigerants and mixture
thermodynamics
• Electronics cooling and thermal management
Professional Experience
Assistant Professor, School of Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering, Oklahoma State
University, August 2006 - present.
Post-Doctoral Research Associate,
Ray W. Herrick Laboratories,
Mechanical Engineering Department,
Purdue University, August 2004 - August
2006. Investigation in the performance and feasibility of meso- and
micro-scale refrigeration systems for electronics cooling.
Research Assistant,
Heat Pump
Laboratories of the Center for Environmental Energy Engineering (CEEE),
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
University of Maryland, June 2001 - August
2004. Study of Carbon Dioxide as a potential alternative candidate to
conventional refrigerants in air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
Investigation in the oil transport capability in Carbon Dioxide Air Conditioning
and Refrigeration Systems for stationary and automotive applications.
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