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James F. Driscoll is the Arthur B. Modine Professor Emeritus at the University of Michigan's Department of Aerospace Engineering, with previous roles including Interim Chair and Associate Chair of the department. He holds a PhD in Aerospace Mechanical Sciences from Princeton University. Driscoll's research focuses on Supersonic Combustion, Scramjet Experiments, and Rocket Combustion (H2-O2). He has significantly contributed to NASA’s Project Constellation, as well as investigations into Nitric Oxide Formation and jet engine combustors. His accolades include serving as President and Vice President of the Combustion Institute and receiving multiple awards for his research and teaching excellence, including the AIAA Propellants Combustion Award and the Silver Medal from the Combustion Institute. He has also held key editorial positions and directly influenced the field through his various roles in academia and professional organizations.
University of Michigan • Ann Arbor, MI
Arthur B. Modine Professor Emeritus at Department of Aerospace Engineering.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science