Dr. Mohammed Kassemi
Chief Scientist
National Center for Space Exploration Research
Dr. Kassemi leads several computational/experimental research efforts to better understand the impact of microgravity fluid flow in such diverse areas as cryogenic fluid management and astronaut physiology. A Research Professor at Case Western Reserve University, Dr. Kassemi is the Principal Investigator for the Zero Boil-Off Tank experiment scheduled to fly on the International Space Station in 2010. He also leads the cardiovascular and vestibular modeling teams of the Digital Astronaut Project, a collaboration among NASA, the University of Mississippi, and the Cleveland Clinic Foundation to develop models describing the effect of microgravity on human systems.
About NCSERM
Located in Cleveland, Ohio on the Case Western Reserve University campus and at NASA's Glenn Research Center, the National Center for Space Exploration Research (
NCSER) utilizes its expertise in gravitational effects on fluids and combustion to assist the development of new advanced and enabling technologies for NASA's space exploration missions.
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