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Igor Novosselov joined the University of Washington's Department of Mechanical Engineering in 2014. Prior to that, he worked as an R&D Manager and Senior Research Scientist, where he developed aerosol sampling instrumentation and studied nanoparticles, biological, and chemical aerosols. His projects focused on the characterization of particulate matter formation, behavior in the aerosol environment, and aerosol analysis. He has also modeled pollution formation and stability in combustion systems using computational fluid dynamics and chemical reactor network modeling. His current research encompasses a wide range of areas including fluid and thermodynamics, dynamics, supercritical fluids, nanomaterials, and aerosol sciences, particularly the treatment of PFAS and the synthesis of metal-organic frameworks. Novosselov has received several grants and has co-authored numerous publications, contributing to the advancement of methodologies for environmental remediation and aerosol technology.
University of Washington • Seattle, WA
Conducting research in mechanical engineering and related fields.
University of Washington • Seattle, WA
Contributing to interdisciplinary research projects in occupational and environmental health.
Innovative methods for sampling particles and vapors.
A patent related to the design of lenses for fluid dynamics.
Device for converting particles to vapor using trapped vortex technology.
Methods for collecting aerosols using innovative apparatus.
Patent for a skimmer design focused on aerosol concentration.
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