José Morán

Professionals-in-Training, Post-Doctoral Associate

University of Minnesota

United States

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José Morán is a Post-Doctoral Associate at the University of Minnesota, USA. His research focuses on multi-scale modeling of aerosol behaviors, including soot particle aggregation, virus transmission mitigation in agricultural settings, and the characterization of charged microparticles. Recent publications highlight his work on aerodynamic collection efficiency and electrostatic precipitators, contributing to advancements in environmental and agricultural engineering.

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Mohammad Reza Kholghy

Assistant Professor

Carleton University

CANADA

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Tomoya Tamadate

Assistant Professor

Kanazawa University

JAPAN

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Hui Ouyang

Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Dallas

UNITED STATES

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Christopher Hogan

University of Minnesota

UNITED STATES

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Jérôme Yon

Professor

INSA Rouen Normandie

FRANCE

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Progress in multi-scale modeling of soot particle aggregation in laminar sooting flames

Evaluation of an electrostatic precipitator in mitigating the transmission of airborne viruses in experimentally infected pigs

Aerosol collection efficiency enhancement in HVAC systems through electrical field-Induced filter media polarization

Aerodynamic Size-Dependent Collection and Inactivation of Virus-Laden Aerosol Particles in an Electrostatic Precipitator

Characterization of size-resolved charge distributions for triboelectrically charged microparticles via electrical mobility analysis coupled to optical particle spectrometry

Characterization of size-resolved charge distributions for triboelectrically charged microparticles via electrical mobility analysis coupled to optical particle spectrometry

Theoretical derivation of particle collision kernels and its enhancement at a high concentration from a first-time-passage approach in the diffusive regime

Multi-scale soot formation simulation providing detailed particle morphology in a laminar coflow diffusion flame

Characterization of the bidimensional size and charge distribution of sub- and supermicrometer particles in an electrostatic precipitator

Control technologies to prevent aerosol-based disease transmission in animal agriculture production settings

On the Link between the Langevin Equation and the Coagulation Kernels of Suspended Nanoparticles

On the Link between the Langevin Equation and the Coagulation Kernels of Suspended Nanoparticles

Horizontal Planar Angular Light Scattering (HPALS) characterization of soot produced in a laminar axisymmetric coflow ethylene diffusion flame

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Mohammad Reza Kholghy

Tomoya Tamadate

Hui Ouyang

Christopher Hogan

Jérôme Yon

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