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Joseph P. Cusumano
Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics
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305D EESB
(814) 865 - 3179
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Experimental and analytical methods in nonlinear dynamics with applications to: the dynamics and stability of solids, structures, and electromechanical devices; hydrological modeling; human locomotion; and machinery failure prediction.

Degrees with Fields, Institution and Date
B.S., Mechanical Engineering - Cornell University, 1979
Sc. M., Applied Mathematics - Brown University, 1982
Ph.D., Theoretical and Applied Mechanics - Cornell University, 1990
Number of Years Service on this Faculty
Aug 1988 - Jun 1994   Assistant Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics
Jul 1994 - May 2003   Associate Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics
May 2003 - Present   Professor of Engineering Science and Mechanics
Other Related Experience - Teaching, Industrial, etc.
Jan 1979 - Jan 1981   Process Design Engineer, Babcock and Wilcox, Advanced Coal Power Systems Division, Barberton, Ohio - MHD power plant cycle design
Jan 1981 - Jan 1982   Teaching Assistant, Department of Applied Mathematics, Brown University - Applied Mathematics
Jan 1982 - Jan 1985   Consulting Engineer, New York, New York - Energy conservation, HVAC design, solar energy designer
Aug 1985 - Dec 1985   Teaching Assistant, Department of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Cornell University - Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
Jan 1986 - Aug 1988   Research Assistant, Department of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Cornell University - Nonlinear Dynamics and Space Structures Lab
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