Seyi Oluwadare is a Ph.D. student in mechanical engineering at Clarkson University, US. His research focuses on computational fluid dynamics (CFD), large-eddy simulation (LES) for thermal management and energy systems, and intelligent digital-twin frameworks for smart manufacturing. His research includes high-fidelity numerical models for advanced cooling of electronic and energy devices and multiphysics simulations. He is a member of AIAA, ASME, and ASEE. Also, he is a fellow at NIPES and
SASS. Seyi has a dual degree in mechanical engineering, with one focus on thermofluid and the other in CFD/aerodynamics. He has over 10 years of experience in diverse work settings ranging from the telecom sector to energy.
Jefferson Ederhion is a Remote Sensing and Data Engineering Specialist at Normandeau Associates, Inc., where he leads advanced environmental intelligence and renewable-energy analytics initiatives. His work integrates AI-driven sensor data, largescale ETL pipelines, and thermal modeling to enhance energy efficiency, sustainability, and next-generation climate-technology solutions.
Olaoluwa John Adeleke is a PhD student specializing in Power system studies. His work centers on studying Electrical power systems and creating innovative solutions for Power system stability. His current research area explores Renewable energy, Power systems, Electrical machines, Renewable technologies, and Robotics. He focuses on developing technologies that address critical challenges in energy accessibility and reliability. He is a power systems and energy researcher whose research interests include Power systems, Renewable technologies, Smart grids, Electrical machines, the design, fabrication, and testing of electrical systems, Science, Technology Engineering, Mathematics (STEM),Automation/controls, Telecommunication, and sensor-related
technologies. Olaoluwa collaborates closely with multinational companies, research centers, and research-oriented individuals. He has a background in Electrical Power and Machines.
Ibrahim Ademola Fetuga is a Mechanical Engineer and Doctoral Researcher in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Clarkson University, New York, USA. His research focuses on computational fluid dynamics, aerospace systems, thermofluid sciences, biomimicry, sustainable energy technologies, nanotechnology, and artificial intelligence. Over the years, he has made significant contributions to the engineering and academic communities, authoring over 40 peer-reviewed journal and conference
papers in the fields of CFD, heat transfer, energy optimization, spacecraft thermal systems, and biomedical flow modeling. He serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Engineering and Exact Sciences (Brazil) and the American Journal of Applied Scientific Research (New York), and reviews manuscripts for leading publishers including Elsevier, Taylor & Francis, and
AIP Publishing. As an Eminent Fellow of the Scholars Academic and Scientific Society and the National Institute of Professional Engineers & Scientists (NIPES), he has led and collaborated on several interdisciplinary projects, earning recognition through numerous honors, research grants, and fellowships reflecting his standing as a dynamic and globally engaged contributor to engineering innovation.
Dr. Najmeh Fallahtafti is a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Vertiv, specializing in the design and optimization of advanced cooling
systems for high-power density data centers. She holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on thermal management of
electronic packages and has extensive expertise in both single-phase and two-phase cooling. Her background includes a strong combination of computational and experimental work, with deep experience in CFD, thermal simulations, and lab-scale testing. Her work spans from component-level analysis to rack-level solutions. At Vertiv, she contributes to the development of innovative and efficient thermal systems.
Dr. Greg Busch is a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Vertiv in the Advanced Product Development Group and has over 15 years of experience in advanced thermal technology development, system design, and research across multiple industries. His expertise spans data center liquid cooling, thermal modeling and simulation, program management, and process optimization. Dr. Busch has a proven track record of driving innovation and leading complex projects, from optimizing high-density cooling systems for
data centers to pioneering thermal solutions for aerospace and automotive applications. Proficient in tools such as computational fluid dynamics (CFD), finite element analysis (FEA), and thermal simulation software, he is dedicated to developing novel and efficient solutions for complex thermal challenges.
Dr. Arpan Kundu is currently a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Vertiv, where he specializes in designing data center cooling systems for high power density racks. He also has prior work experience working on package thermal modeling and optimization at Intel Corporation. Arpan obtained his PhD in mechanical engineering from Purdue University with a thesis on novel devices for waste energy storage and conversion. Throughout his academic and professional career, he has focused on developing expertise in electronics cooling applications using modeling and validation techniques.
