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Energy, Water, and Women Engineers: Dr. Kendra Sharp at TEDxOSU

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Channel: TEDx Talks · 2012 · Science & Technology

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Dr. Kendra Sharp is an associate professor in Fluid Mechanics at OSU.  She is engaged in the areas of sustainable energy for developing countries and international emphases in engineering research and education. Her current research interests include experimental fluid mechanics, mixing, flow diagnostic techniques, multi-phase flows, and microfluidics for biological and energy applications. She was named a Glumac Faculty Fellow for my work in the area of sustainable technology 
In addition to her faculty appointment in the School of MIME, Dr. Sharp is also an associate director of the Microproducts Breakthrough Institute (MBI), a collaboration between Oregon State University and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory committed to developing micro- and nanotechnologies for sustainable energy, healthy environments, and improved lives.   

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