Curriculum Vitae — Jon P. Longtin, Ph.D., P.E. Jon P. Longtin, Ph.D., P.E. Department of Mechanical Engineering State University of New York at Stony Brook March 2019 Table of Contents EDUCATION ................................................................................................................................................ 1 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE ...................................................................................................................... 1 Full-Time Teaching/ Research 1 Other Professional Experience 1 Honors and Awards 1 Entrepreneurial Activities 2 Consulting and Industrial Interactions 2 GRANTS AND FUNDING ............................................................................................................................... 3 PUBLICATIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 6 Book Chapters 6 As Guest Editor 6 Journal Articles 7 Conference Proceedings 11 Journal and Conference Papers under Review 18 Patents Issued/Allowed as Inventor or Co-Inventor 19 Patents Pending 19 Pending Provisional Patent and New Technology Disclosures Filed 19 PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES ...................................................................................................................... 20 Recent Conferences Attended and Presentations Made 20 Recent Invited Lectures 21 SERVICE ................................................................................................................................................... 22 Departmental Service 22 Faculty Mentor for Assistant Professors 22 College / University Service 22 Professional Activities Outside University 23 Professional Conferences Chaired or Co-Chaired 23 Referee / Reviewer for: 23 Professional Society Memberships (Current) 23 STUDENTS ADVISED ................................................................................................................................. 24 Ph.D. Degree and Funding Source 24 Masters Degree with Thesis 24 Postdoctoral Researchers Supported / Advised 26 TEACHING ACTIVITY (SINCE 2001) ............................................................................................................ 27 Activities and Materials to Promote the Instructional Program 28 i Curriculum Vitae — Jon P. Longtin, Ph.D., P.E. EDUCATION University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, Sep 1991 – May 1995 Dissertation title: Thermal Aspects of High-Intensity, Short-Pulse, Laser-Liquid Interactions Dissertation advisor: Professor Chang-Lin Tien Major: Heat Transfer, Minors: Materials Science, Scientific Computing University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH M.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Sep 1989 – Jun 1991 Thesis title: Analysis and Testing of Micro Heat Pipes Thesis advisor: Professor Frank M. Gerner B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Sep 1984 – Sep 1989 Graduated Magna Cum Laude PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Full-Time Teaching/ Research Institution Academic Rank and Field From To SUNY – Stony Brook Full Professor 9/2012 present SUNY – Stony Brook Undergraduate Program Director 9/2006 12/2011 SUNY – Stony Brook Associate Professor (early promotion) 9/2001 8/2012 SUNY – Stony Brook Assistant Professor 9/1996 8/2001 Other Professional Experience Brookhaven National Laboratory Guest Scientist 1/2012 present Tokyo Institute of Technology Postdoctoral Researcher 6/1995 7/1996 University of California, Berkeley Graduate Research Assistant 9/1991 6/1995 University of Cincinnati Graduate Research Assistant 9/1989 6/1991 Wright Patterson AFB, Summer Graduate Student Fellow 6/1989 9/1989 General Motors, Dayton, OH Co-op student 8/1986 8/1988 Honors and Awards • Best paper — Honorable mention, Journal of Thermal Spray Technology 2017 • Excellence in Teaching Award, Stony Brook 2017 • Member, National Academy of Inventors 2016 • Executive Committee, JSPS U.S. Alumni Association 2013–14 • Licensed Professional Engineer (New York State) 2012–present • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Invitation Fellowship for Research in Japan 2012 • Mark Lesko / Brookhaven Township Excellence in Innovation Award (received twice) 2010, 2011 • R&D 100 Award for technology developed under DARPA grant at Stony Brook 2007 • Licensed Innovation Award for technology licensed by a company (RF) 2005 1 Curriculum Vitae — Jon P. Longtin, Ph.D., P.E. • Invited Keynote Speaker, NSF PECASE 2002 Recipients, Arlington, VA 2002 • Invited participant, National Academy of Sciences 12th Annual Frontiers of Science Conference 2000 • Invited speaker, Gordon Research Conference on Photothermal Phenomena 1999 • Invited participant, NAE 4th Annual Frontiers of Engineering Conference 1998 • Excellence in Teaching Award, College of Engineering, Stony Brook 1998 • Invited participant, National Academy of Engineering, Fourth Annual Frontiers of Engineering Conference 1998 • NSF Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) 1997 • National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award 1997 • Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Postdoctoral Fellowship 1995 Entrepreneurial Activities • Co-founder and Member of the Board of Directors, MesoScribe Technologies, Inc. (St. James, NY). 2002– 2018. MesoScribe was founded in 2002 based on technology developed at Stony Brook to fabricate sen- sors for very harsh environments. Company remained 100% privately funded during entirety of its exist- ence and sold to CVD Materials Corporation in 2018 (Central Islip, NY). • Prime or co-inventor on eight issued patents, three pending and one provisional patent applications. Three patents licensed continuously for several years. • Received the Licensed Innovation Award (2005) and R&D 100 award (2007) based on technology devel- oped at Stony Brook. • Advisory Board memberships: • Center for Integrated Electric Energy Systems (CIEES) (Stony Brook, NY) 2018–present • Advanced Energy Research and Development Center (AERTC) (Stony Brook) 2018–present • ThermoLift, Inc. (Stony Brook, NY) 2016–present • Institute of Gas Innovation and Technology (I-GIT) (Stony Brook, NY) 2017–present • Clean Energy Business Incubator Program (CEBIP) (Stony Brook, NY) 2015–present Consulting and Industrial Interactions • Industrial: Siemens-Westinghouse, Infinite Photonics, MesoScribe Technologies, LaserFare, Goodyear, Boeing, Northrop-Grumman, PlusUltra, Opto-Generic Devices, Bennett Aerospace, Tao Systems, Intelligent Product Solutions, Sage Devices, ReliaCoat Technologies, Air Force Research Laboratory, Parker-Hannifin, Mound Laser and Photonics, Infinite Photonics, Sciperio, ThermoLift, Inc., Private Machines, Inc., IMS Ex- pert Services • University: Princeton, MIT, UCSB, FIU, CUNY, U. Virginia, RPI, U. Central Florida, Columbia, Virginia Tech, Northeastern U., Texas A&M • National Laboratories: Brookhaven National Laboratories, Oak Ridge National Labs, NASA-Glenn Research Facility 2 Curriculum Vitae — Jon P. Longtin, Ph.D., P.E. GRANTS AND FUNDING Total funding secured (my share) as of March 2019 : $8.83 M PI/ Funding External Grant Details (listed chronologically from award date) Dates Co- 2 Agency Funds PI1 SBU-BNL Energy‐Harvesting Fusion: Integrated Technologies For Optimized Efficiency of Sustain‐ 3/18 – Seed PI $ 50,000 able Energy Systems 3/19 Grant “Thermodynamic and Kinematic Modeling of ThermoLift Vuilleumier Natural-Gas Heat SPIR/ 9/16 – PI $19,655 Pump” No CO-PIs Industry 4/17 “NeTS: Small: A Wireless Backhaul for Multi-Gigabit Picocells Using Steerable Free 10/18 – Co-PI NSF $ 149,726 Space Optics” 1 Co-PI, $ 499, 087. 9/21 30% “Hybrid Electrochemistry-Advanced Combustion for High-Efficiency Distributed Power 9/18 – Co-PI ARPA-E $ 535,559 (HE-ACED)” 2 Co-PIs, $2,142,236 (Fed) + $160,000 (cost share). 12/20 25% CIEES/ “Thermal and Dynamic Analysis of a Heat-Driven Heat Pump Based on the Vuilleumier- 8/17 – SPIR/ PI $ 56,451 Cycle” no Co-PIs. 8/18 Industry “Micro Internal Combustion Engine for Transformative Residential Applications (MICE 11/15 – Co-PI TRAP)” 2 Co-PIs (subcontract from Aerodyne Research (Billerica, MA)). Total award: ARPA-E $ 150,000 12/18 20% $750,000 “NeTS: Medium: Collaborative Research: Flexible All-Wireless Inter-Rack Fabric for Dat- 9/15– Co-PI NSF $ 215,970 acenters Using Free-Space Optics” 2 Co-PIs. Total award: $719,900. 8/19 30% “Condensing Flue Gas for Sub-Ambient Evaporative Cooling And Cool Storage” Cost 9/15– ARPA-E PI $ 2,650,000 share: $2,650,000 (Fed) + $330,087 (cost share). 3 Co-PIs + 2 cubcontractors. 8/18 “Feasibility Study: Ultraviolet Curing Assisted Additive Manufacturing for High- 8/15– Co-PI NYSERDA $ 30,000 Efficiency Thermoelectric Devices” 1 Co-PI, Cost share: $103k, Total project: $203k. 12/18 30% 6/15 – Co-PI “Self Heated Pavements”, 1 Co-PI. Total award: $48,910 UTRC $ 9,782 12/16 20% “Thermal Superconducting Radio Frequency Cavities for the Electron Ion Collider at 6/15 – BNL PI $ 124,775 BNL” No Co-PIs 5/18 “Use of gas-fueled heat pump for energy savings and cost reduction” (ThermoLift lead). 11/14- NYSERDA PI $ 56,700 No Co-PIs. 10/15 “Integrated Additive Manufacturing and Laser Micromachining to Fabricate Thermoe- 10/14- NYSERDA PI $ 100,000 lectric Devices Directly onto Waste-Heat Components” 1 Co-PI. 9/15 10/14 – “Forced Flow Baseboard” (BNL Lead), No Co-PIs NYSERDA PI $ 38,900 9/15 “Development of a natural-gas-driven heat pump for residential heating and cooling 1/14 – DOE PI $ 56,000 application” (ThermoLift lead), No Co-PIs 9/14 “Energy Efficiency Assessment Analysis for