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Welcome! As a member of DSCL, I work in the development of underwater
vehicles aimed at enabling the advancement of basic ocean science.
My research focuses on issues related to precision, high-bandwidth
navigation systems that are antecedent to improvements in oceanographic science and vehicle control.
I also investigate other issues related to submersibles, such as thrusters
and hydrodynamic modeling. Working in a wide variety of engineering
specialties, I employ theoretical, analytical, and experimental methods
to formulate and validate results. Prior to joining Johns Hopkins,
I worked in industry and academia in robotics, ocean engineering, and material
sciences. In all of these positions, I've sought innovative solutions
to technical problems, using available technology when possible, developing
new technologies when necessary. Rather than bore you with all the
details, just meander about the following pages to get a better idea of
my work.
| Education |
Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, Mechanical Engineering, 2006
MS, Johns Hopkins University, Mechanical Engineering, 2002
BE, State University of New York at Stony Brook, Mechanical Engineering, 1998
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| Contact |
Office location:
073 Kreiger Hall
Mail Address:
223 Latrobe Hall
3400 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21218 USA
email: jkinsey@jhu.edu
phone: 410 516 8021
fax: 410 516 4316
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