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Aaron Greco

Project:

On A Virtual Tribology System: Future Engineers and Future Powertrain Virtualization Technology

Role:

IGERT Alum

Joined IGERT:

2004

Univ. or Institute:

Argonne National Laboratory

Department:

Energy Systems Division

Title:

Mechanical Research Engineer

Primary Discipline:

Mechanical Engineering

Academic Interests:

Tribology

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IGERT encourages high quality student research

The IGERT program has encouraged high quality student researches. Over the years, Aaron Greco received the 2009 STLE Chicago Graduate Fellowship Award. Aaron Greco, together with Tiffany Davis of the Manufacturing... More »

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Micro-Scale Surface Texturing for Friction Reduction Leading to Improved Energy Efficiency

Friction accounts for 40% of the energy loss in an internal combustion engine of a passenger vehicle….

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IGERT encourages high quality student research

The IGERT program has encouraged high quality student researches. Over the years, Aaron Greco received…

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Micro-Scale Surface Texturing for Friction Reduction Leading to Improved Energy Efficiency

Friction accounts for 40% of the energy loss in an internal combustion engine of a passenger vehicle….

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10 Poster Winners: NSF PI Meeting May 2009

Poster Challenge!
The IGERT trainee posters were judged at the IGERT PI Meeting held May 17-19, 2009…

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Interactive Design and Development of Textured Surfaces

We have developed a method for machining micro-surface texture onto a bearing surface in addition…

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About Me

Research engineering professional with extensive technical experience on energy related technologies, as well as, experience in energy policy as a Fellow at The National Academies. Specific research expertise in the field of tribology with over seven year of experience in advanced drivetrain development for vehicle and wind turbine applications. Currently a postdoctoral researcher at Argonne National Laboratory leading research efforts in the EERE wind energy and vehicle technology program areas.