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Research Overview

The Kingston Research Group in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Iowa State University is a diverse and vibrant team with primary research interests in energy storage, transport, and conversion processes involving electrochemistry, multiphase flows and/or heat transfer.

Our Latest News

Sadiqul Islam completed his qualifying exam and is on his way toward earning his PhD in Mechanical Engineering. Sadiqul’s research focuses on the growth and collection of aerosolized nanoparticles using condensation and inertial microfluidics. Nice work, Sadiqul.

Kawkab Ahasan successfully defended his research and graduated with a PhD in Mechanical Engineering. Kawkab will be joining Intel Corporation in Oregon in a few weeks. We wish Kawkab and his family the very best.

Kawkab is the first PhD graduate from the Kingston Research Group. Kawkab was co-advised by Profs. Kingston and Shrotriya. 

K. Ahasan, N.J. Schnoebelen, P. Shrotriya, T.A. Kingston, Continuous Sampling of Aerosolized Particles Using Stratified Two-Phase Microfluidics, ACS sensors, (2024).

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Please contact Dr. Kingston if you are interested in joining our research group.  We are always looking for highly motivated and outstanding postdocs, graduate students, and undergraduate students to join our team.