Daniel B. Lang is a senior research engineer at the California Institute of Technology who earned his doctorate there for research using laser Doppler techniques to measure velocity and vorticity in turbulent shear flows. Lang received his Hertz Fellowship in 1976 and earned his doctorate in applied physics at Caltech, where his dissertation examined laser Doppler velocity and vorticity measurements in turbulent shear layers. He has remained affiliated with Caltech as a senior research engineer.
Daniel Lang
1976 HERTZ FELLOW
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EDUCATION
Graduate Studies
California Institute of Technology
Physics
Graduate Thesis
Laser Doppler Velocity and Vorticity Measurements in Turbulent Shear Layers
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