Dr. Bryan Rasmussen, Texas A&M University

Dr. Rasmussen is currently an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Texas A&M University, and is the original developer of Thermosys starting in Nov. 2000.

Dr. Andrew Alleyne, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Dr. Alleyne is currently a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and has helped direct the development of Thermosys since inception in Nov. 2000.

Abhishek Gupta, TAMU

Abhi joined the Thermosys development staff in Feb. 2006, and is developing the finite difference models to complement the moving boundary models currently available in Thermosys.

Tom McKinley, UIUC

Tom joined the Thermosys development staff in Aug. 2006, and is developing custom models under a Sponsored Research Agreement.

Young-Joon Chang, TAMU

Young-Joon joined the Thermosys development staff in Jan. 2006, and is using Thermosys to develop model-based control strategies for distributed AC&R systems.

Neera Jain, UIUC

Neera joined the Thermosys development staff in Aug. 2006, and is developing custom models under a Sponsored Research Agreement.

Matt Elliott, TAMU

Matt joined the Thermosys development staff in Apr. 2006, and is developing an experimental testbed for validating Thermosys models of distributed AC&R systems.

Bin Li, UIUC

Bin Li joined the Thermosys development staff in Aug. 2006, and is developing custom models under a Sponsored Research Agreement.

Aarti Ramani, TAMU

Aarti joined the Thermosys development staff in November 2006, and is developing custom models under a Sponsored Research Agreement.

Alex Bleakie, TAMU

Alex joined the Thermosys development staff in June 2006, and is creating a library of heat transfer coefficient correlation subroutines to be included with Thermosys.

Brian Eldredge, UIUC

Brian assisted in development from Aug. 2004 to July 2006, and is currently an engineer at Schlumberget in Houston, TX.

Michael Keir, UIUC

Mike joined the Thermosys development staff in Aug. 2004, and is  using Thermosys models to develop Dynamic Fault Detection and Diagnosis of AC&R systems.

Rajat Shah, UIUC

Rajat assisted in Thermosys development from Aug. 2001 to Aug. 2003, and is now an engineer at Behr.

Joel Jeddeloh, UIUC

Joel developed the graphical user interfaces (GUIs)  from May 2002 to Aug. 2003, and now resides in California.