Kerri Lee Chintersingh

Kerri-lee Chintersingh is an Asst. Professor and a member of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee in the Otto H York Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering. Her research interests are in energetic materials, catalysts, and tuning materials surface and morphology for reactions and consolidation. She is also interested in the use of artificial intelligence/ machine learning for anomaly detection and data mining and understanding materials reactions in extreme environments. She completed her postdoctoral training within the Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute at Johns Hopkins University and is a past alum at NJIT and the University of Technology, Jamaica. Kerri also served as a Process Control Engineer.

Ph.D.; New Jersey Institute of Technology; Chemical Engineering; 2019

B.Eng.; University of Technology Jamaica; Chemical Engineering; 2013

9am-6 pm (Mondays- Fridays)

CHE 706 - INDEPENDENT STUDY II

CHE 792 - PRE-DOCTORAL RESEARCH

CHE 491 - RESEARCH & INDEP STUDY

MTEN 725 - INDEPENDENT STUDY I

MTEN 726 - INDEPENDENT STUDY II

MTEN 790A - DOCT DISSERTATION & RES

CHE 790A - DOCT DISSERTATION & RES

MTEN 491 - RESEARCH & INDEPENDENT STUDY I

MTEN 701B - MASTERS THESIS

MTEN 792 - PRE-DOCTORAL RESEARCH

CHE 492 - RESEARCH & INDEP STUDY

CHE 700B - MASTERS PROJECT

MTEN 700B - MASTER'S PROJECT

CHE 701B - MASTERS THESIS

CHE 705 - INDEPENDENT STUDY I

MTEN 492 - RESRCH AND INDPENDENT STUDY II

Kinetics, Thermodynamics, Electronic, Optical and Thermal Properties of Materials, Advances in Metals and Alloying, Fundamentals of Engineering Design, Combustion

Energetic Materials, Catalysts, Surface Reactions and Phenomena, Extreme Environments

Schoenitz, Mirko, & Chintersingh, Kerri Lee, & Dreyzin, Edward L. (2023). Process-property correlations for spherical composite Al\textperiodcentered Ti powders prepared by emulsion-assisted milling. Powder Technology, 428, 118806.

Chintersingh, Kerri Lee, & Schoenitz, Mirko, & Dreyzin, Edward L. (2021). Effect of Purity, Surface Modification and Iron Coating on Ignition and Combustion of Boron in Air. Combustion Science and Technology, 193(9), 1567--1586.

Chintersingh, Kerri Lee, & Schoenitz, Mirko, & Dreyzin, Edward L. (2021). Transition metal catalysts for boron combustion. Combustion Science and Technology, 193(8), 1400--1424.

Wainwright, Elliot R., & Inouye, Monica, & Niu, Michelle, & Chintersingh, Kerri Lee, & Weihs, Timothy P. (2021). Comparing the ignition and combustion characteristics of ball-milled Al-based composites with Ti, Zr, and Mg additives. Journal of Energetic Materials,

Chintersingh, Kerri Lee, & Sun, Yalun, & Schoenitz, Mirko, & Dreyzin, Edward L. (2019). Heterogeneous reaction kinetics for oxidation and combustion of boron. Thermochimica Acta, 682,

Quantitative Characterization of Metallic Composite Particle Combustion using X- ray Phase Contrast Imaging and Machine Learning
Bulletin of the American Physical Society , March 2022

Combustion of boron in products of an air-acetylene pre-mixed flame
January (1st Quarter/Winter) 2016

Composite B·Mg powders prepared by mechanical milling
January (1st Quarter/Winter) 2016

Improving boron for combustion applications
ProQuest Dissertations Publishing , 2019