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Michael Gollner

Saffire Ignites New Discoveries in Space

February 2, 2021 by Michael Gollner

One of the projects our lab works on,  the Spacecraft Fire Safety Experiment-V (Saffire-V) successfully tested larger, more dynamic fires for over 26 hours inside Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus spacecraft, following its primary mission of delivering supplies to the International Space Station. Check out NASA’s article and the YouTube Video below    

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Research on Embers featured in National Geographic

November 24, 2020 by Michael Gollner

Meet the wildfire super-spreaders: Scientists study ways to stop windborne embers from sowing destruction.

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New article published in Physical Review Fluids

November 19, 2020 by Michael Gollner

We published a new article, led by former graduate student and now postdoctoral scholar Sriram “Ram” Bharath Hariharan: “Effects of circulation and buoyancy on the transition from a fire whirl to a blue whirl,” published in Physics of Fluids. Abstract: The relative influence of circulation and buoyancy on fire whirls (FWs), blue whirls (BWs), and […]

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Congratulations to Recent Graduates and New Members of the Group

November 18, 2020 by Michael Gollner

Congratulations are in order for our recent cohort of graduates and alumni from the group: Dr. Mohammadhadi Hajilou, who was a postdoctoral scholar with Prof. Gollner at the University of Maryland recently accepted a position as a Senior Engineer at Gexcon US.  Prof. Jeanette Cobian was a postdoctoral scholar with Prof. Fernandez Pello at the […]

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Prof. Michael Gollner to Receive 2020 Hiroshi Tsuji Early Career Researcher Award from the Combustion Institute

April 20, 2020 by Michael Gollner

ME Assistant Professor Michael Gollner has been selected as a co-recipient of the 2020 Hiroshi Tsuji Early Career Researcher Award. The annual award, co-sponsored by Elsevier and The Combustion Institute, recognizes up to two early career researchers who have demonstrated excellence in fundamental or applied combustion science and have achieved a significant advancement in their […]

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UC Berkeley

February 22, 2020 by Michael Gollner

Prof. Gollner’s group recently moved from the Department of Fire Protection Engineering at the University of Maryland to the Department of Mechanical Engineering at UC Berkeley. We are continuing our fire research on the west coast, closer now to many of the wildfire problems in the US. We will miss all our wonderful colleagues at […]

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Smoke flow produced by smouldering combustion

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24 Mar

Units being released.

Sounds like early indications show a lithium ion battery responsible. (Scooter battery most likely)

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22 Mar

Beautiful work by ⁦@Xiaoyu_Ju⁩ & Yuji Nakamura: New Technique Generates Non-Flickering Flames at Normal Gravity and Atmospheric Pressure. I’ve watched this flickering flame development for years and the results have been fascinating

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New Technique Generates Non-Flickering Flames at Normal Gravity and Atmospheric Pressure

Flickering flames are more unstable. Researchers have come up with a novel way to keep them still.

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