Gray R. S. Professor of ME at Purdue University. I shoot photons at molecules to advance the thermosciences, energy, propulsion, and defense applications.
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ALT Top: Dana Dlott and Rex Reklaitis, Bottom: Brian Tackett and Chris Goldenstein. All are presenting at a podium on stage in front of a projector.
ALT Top: Stacy Manni, Bottom: Terry Meyer and Keith Nelson. All are presenting at a podium on stage in front of a projector.
ALT Graphic with photos of Harsha Honnappa, Joseph Rispoli, Ivan C. Christov and Christopher S. Goldenstein and text "Celebrating Our Associate Professors"
ALT An image of members of the Goldenstein Group standing in front of Purdue's Engineering Fountain with the text, "Advancing the thermosciences & cutting-edge energy, propulsion & defense applications."
ALT Side-by-side images of Saturn’s moon Titan, captured by Webb’s Near-Infrared Camera on November 4, 2022. Left image labeled “lower atmosphere and clouds” is various shades of red, from nearly black to nearly white. Three bright spots are labeled. Spot along the edge at 11 o’clock is labeled “Cloud A.” A larger, brighter spot at 1 o’clock is labeled “Cloud B.” A nearly white, crescent-shaped spot along the bottom from about 5 to 7 o’clock is labeled “Atmospheric Haze.” Right image labeled “atmosphere and surface,” is shades of white, blue, and brown. Clouds A and B are bright spots in the same locations as in the left-hand image. Cloud A, at 11 o’clock, is quite small and subtle. Cloud B, at 1 o’clock, is brighter and appears larger than in the left-hand image. Three surface features are labeled: Dark patch near Cloud A labeled “Kraken Mare.” Dark patch in middle lower right quadrant labeled “Belet.” Bright patch just inside the edge at about 4 o’clock labeled “Adiri.”
