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George Richards received his Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from Purdue University on the subject of gas turbine combustion. Since coming to the National Energy Technology Laboratory in 1988, he has conducted research on various topics in thermal science and energy production. He currently leads the Energy Systems Dynamics Focus Area, providing technical direction for research groups investigating alternative fuels, carbon dioxide capture, high-temperature fuel cells, turbines, fuel processing, and gasification of coal and biomass. In addition to conducting his own research, Dr. Richards’ responsibilities include developing and executing cooperative research agreements with private industry and academia, and evaluating proposed concepts related to energy conversion. He also serves as a research advisor for both graduate and post-graduate investigators visiting from academic institutions. |
