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UW Oshkosh
Department of Engineering & Engineering Technology
(920) 424-1547
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Marcel Dijkstra, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Environmental Engineering Technology
| Campus: | UW Oshkosh | |
| Office: | Halsey Science 312 | |
| Phone: | (920) 424-7106 | |
| Email: | dijkstrm@uwosh.edu | |
| Learn more about Dr. Dijkstra | ||
| Currently our research group is assisting efforts to control algal blooms in Lake Winnebago, Lake Decatur and Green Bay by determining the fraction of bioavailable phosphorus (the growth limiting nutrient) and the fraction of phosphorus not available for uptake by algae. We are collaborating with governmental agencies like the USGS and EPA, research and educational institutions like NGRREC, UW-Green Bay and MTU and organizations like the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance. We have the analytical capacity to measure ultra low concentrations of phosphorus (up to 0.5 ugP/L) and are actively involved in field sampling and algal experiments. | ||
Gregory Kleinheinz, R.S., Ph.D.
Professor
Environmental Engineering Technology
| Campus: | UW Oshkosh | |
| Office: | ERIC Lab Halsey Science 320 |
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| Phone: | (920) 424-1100 | |
| Email: | kleinhei@uwosh.edu | |
| Learn more about Dr. Kleinheinz | ||
| Dr. Kleinheinz and his group in conjunction with the staff Environmental Research and Innovation Center (ERIC) center have a research program focused on collaborative research, outreach, and support of clients and communities from Wisconsin and beyond. These project encompass many aspects of environmental public health and engineering. Some projects currently underway include the transformation of solid wastes into value-added products, recreational water and reengineering of beaches, advanced anaerobic digestion (AD) technologies, drinking water system testing and evaluation, rapid microbial detection method development, indoor air quality of the built environment, and pathogen fate and transport in AD systems. | ||
Lisa Koeppen
Outreach and Operations Specialist
| Campus: | UW Oshkosh | |
| Office: | ERIC Lab | |
| Phone: | (920) 424-0785 | |
| Email: | koeppenl@uwosh.edu | |
| Lisa received her bachelor’s degree in Human Services and minor in Business form the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh. She is currently working with both the Environmental Research and Innovation Center (ERIC) and the Department of Engineering and Engineering Technology (DEET). Lisa acts as an operation coordinator for both departments by managing operation of the ERIC Lab and outreach for the DEET. Lisa has 25 years of experience in outreach and educating the community. She enjoys creating relationships with students, faculty, and community. | ||
Tongtong Lu, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Engineering Technology
| Campus: | UW Oshkosh |
| Office: | Halsey Science 311 |
| Phone: | 920-424-0679 |
| Email: | lut@uwosh.edu |
| Before joining UW-Oshkosh, Tongtong Lu was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering of Marquette University and Medical College of Wisconsin. He received his bachelor’s degree in Information Engineering from Zhejiang University in 2016 and his Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from Marquette University in 2022. His research experience focused on fluorescence and polarization imaging for intraoperative tumor margin assessment, as well as near-infrared localization technology for endotracheal tube monitoring, etc. His research interests include biomedical optics, bioinstrumentation, and the application of machine learning in healthcare. In addition to research, he has served as a peer reviewer for several journals, including Biomedical Optics Express, Optics Letters, Physics in Medicine & Biology, and the Journal of Medical Imaging. | |
Ahmed Nasif, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Electrical Engineering Technology
| Campus: | UW Oshkosh | |
| Office: | Halsey Science 314 | |
| Phone: | (920) 424-4159 | |
| Email: | nasif@uwosh.edu | |
| Dr. Nasif received his B.Sc. degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Bangladesh, in 2003, the M.S.E. degree in Electrical Engineering from Wright State University, USA, in 2005, and the Ph.D. degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from George Mason University, USA, in 2009. Currently, he is an Associate Professor at the Department of Engineering Technology of University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Wisconsin, USA. Dr. Nasif’s expertise is in signal processing and communication systems. His research interests are in novel applications of modeling and signal processing techniques to next generation communication and sensor systems and networks, including biomedical signals and systems, the internet-of-things and nanotechnology. | ||
Pawel Olszewski, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Mechanical Engineering Technology
| Campus: | UW Oshkosh | |
| Office: | Halsey Science 318 | |
| Phone: | (920) 424-1736 | |
| Email: | olszewskip@uwosh.edu | |
| Learn more about Dr. Olszewski | ||
| My professional goal is to grow as a world’s top expert with a forward-moving institution that provides an opportunity to enhance philosophy of sustainability by development in manufacturing- and energy-related areas. Therefore my research interests are focused on mathematical modeling and optimization of energy conversion processes in manufacturing sector. My industrial experience has a significant influence on my vision of theoretical and practical lectures. My main goal is to teach students understanding physical phenomena of energy-related processes. It is crucial to show, that surrounding world is the large system of various mechanisms that can be separated with appropriate boundary conditions and described by proper mathematical formulations. | ||
Eric Saeger, M.S., M.B.A., PMP
Lecturer
Engineering Technology
| Campus: | UW Oshkosh | |
| Email: | saegere@uwosh.edu | |
| With more than a decade of experience in industry, across multinational and local companies, Eric has been looking forward to the opportunity to help students prepare for their future. While continuing to work as an active project manager at a local machinery manufacturer he is committed to presenting the tools and strategies for future leaders in engineering to delve into their roles in projects and at project based organizations. He looks forward to engaging students to bridge the gap between academic theory and workplace action and instill a love of continuous improvement for both their personal and professional lives. In his spare time he enjoys learning languages, international travel, and keeping physically active. | ||
Brad Brooks, PE
Department Coordinator
| Campus: | UW Oshkosh | |
| Office: | Halsey Science 316 | |
| Phone: | (920) 424-1399 | |
| Email: | brooksb@uwosh.edu | |
Department of Engineering and Engineering Technology