Dr Justin Jaworski

 

Career

• 2011-present: NSF International Research Fellow, DAMTP, University of Cambridge
• 2010-2011: NRC Postdoctoral Research Associate, Air Force Research Laboratory
• 2006-2009: PhD, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, Duke University

Research

Justin is a member of the Waves research group in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP). His current research interests include the aeroacoustics of quiet biological fliers, the aerodynamic performance of flapping membrane wings in low Reynolds number flow, the nonlinear aeroelastic behavior of high-aspect-ratio wings, and microscale power generation.

Selected Publications

• Gardner, W.G., Wang, I., Jaworski, J.W., Brikner, N.A. & Protz, J.M.  Experimental investigation and modeling of scale effects in jet ejectors.  J. Micromech. and Microeng., 2010.
• Gardner, W.G., Jaworski, J.W., Camacho, A.P. & Protz, J.M.  Experimental results for a microscale ethanol vapor jet ejector.  J. Micromech. and Microeng., 2010.
• Jaworski, J.W. & Dowell, E.H.  Comparison of theoretical structural models with experiment for a high-aspect-ratio aeroelastic wing.  J. Aircraft, 2009.
• Jaworski, J.W. & Dowell, E.H.  Free vibration of  a cantilevered beam with multiple steps: comparison of several theoretical methods with experiment.  J. Sound Vib., 2008.
• Jaworski, J.W. & Dowell, E.H.  Supersonic indicial lift functions from transform methods.  AIAA J., 2007.