He has also received multiple international awards including the 2017 ASME Dilip Ballal Early Career Award (only one international award is given per year) and the 2018 SAE Ralph R Teetor Educational Award (an international award dating back to 1963). He is a recipient of the following prestigious early career national awards: the 2018 DARPA Young Faculty Award, the 2016 DTRA Young Investigator Award, and the 2015 ACS Doctoral New Investigator Award. Graduates from Vasu's group hold key positions in academia, national labs and industry.
In addition to providing crucial knowledge about the reacting systems, measurements will provide critical validation targets for computational fluid dynamic modelers. The strategy of using shock tubes provide an ideal device for acquiring ignition delay times, species concentration time-histories, and reaction rates while laser-based diagnostic studies are non-intrusive, provide in-situ measurements (e.g., concentration of individual species including trace species, and temperature), and have fast-time response (micro-second). UCF’s shock tube and novel laser diagnostic techniques are used to investigate various problems relevant to advanced combustion systems under practical conditions. students, one graduate student, and three postdocs, have authored more than 70 journal articles, and more than 150 conference articles using diagnostic sensors for a variety of applications including power generation, propulsion, transportation, explosions and spacecraft air quality monitoring. His research group at UCF, which currently consists of 12 Ph.D. from Stanford University in 2010, and his B.Tech from the India Institute of Technology in Madras, India. Before joining UCF in 2012 as an assistant professor, he was a postdoc at Sandia National Labs after obtaining his Ph.D. Subith Vasu, a professor at UCF in Orlando, is an expert in spectroscopy and optical diagnostics.
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