Simone Hochgreb is a professor of engineering at the University of Cambridge since 2002. Her research interests include reacting flows, laser diagnostics, combustion, thermoacoustics, and aerosol formation and transport. Prior to Cambridge she held positions at Sandia National Labs, Exponent Inc. and at MIT.
PhD in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, 1991
Princeton University
BSc in Mechanical Engineering, 1986
University of São Paulo, Brazil
We have developed a low-cost particle sensor that can measure particle size x concentration over a very wide dynamic range
In this project we are trying to use a known spectrum of turbulence to understand the mixing rate (and reaction) of turbulent flames.
A major review of the quantitative aspects of carbon nanotube formation using floating catalyst chemical vapour deposition
Laser-induced incandescence particle image velocimetry (LII-PIV): a new technique for discriminating droplet and gas velocity.
Laser-induced grating spectroscopy: LITGS signal obtained over a sooty ethylene flame: frequency proportional to the square of sound speed.