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Marc Hodes
Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Education
Ph.D. (Mechanical Engineering), MIT, 1998
M.S. (Mechanical Engineering), University of Minnesota, 1994
B.S. with high honors (Mechanical Engineer), University of Pittsburgh, 1990
Research Interests
Dr. Hodes' area of interest is heat and mass transfer, often in the
context of the thermal management of electronics or efficient use or
generation of energy. Currently, research is in four major areas.
First, experiments are being performed to measure the rate of conversion
of alcogels to aerogels (for use as “super” thermal
insulators) by supercritical CO2-based extraction. Secondly, theoretical
studies of convection heat transfer in microchannels containing
superhydrophobic nanostructured surfaces are underway.
Thirdly, several technologies and theories are being developed to
increase the conversion efficiency of thermoelectric modules operating
in precision temperature control and power generation modes.
Lastly, liquid metal (Galinstan®)-based heat sinks are being investigated.
Professional Positions
2008-present Associate Professor, Tufts University
2006-08 Manager, Bell Labs Ireland, Dublin, Ireland
2000-06 Member of Technical Staff, Bell Labs, Murray Hill, New
Jersey
1998-02 Postdoctoral Member of Technical Staff, Bell Labs, Murray
Hill, New Jersey
1995-98 Visiting Scientist and NIST/NSF Fellow, National Institute
of Standards and Technology (NIST), Gaithersburg, Maryland
Selected Honors and Awards
2011 Invited contribution, ASME Journal of Electronic Packaging
2008 Best Paper Nomination, 6th International Conference on
Nanochannels, Microchannels and Minichannels
2004 Best Paper Nomination, 12th Intersociety Conference on
Thermal and Thermomechanical Phenomena in Electronic Systems
Selected Professional Activities
- Tutorial Instructor, ASME InterPACK Conference, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011
- External Examiner for PhD Dissertations, University of Limerick, 2004,
2006, 2008
- Guest Editor, IEEE Transactions on Components and Packaging Technologies,
2010-present
Selected Publications
Hodes, M., "Optimal Pellet Geometries for Thermoelectric Generation,"
IEEE Trans. Components and Packaging Technologies, 33(2), 307-318, 2010
Kolodner, P., Hodes, M., Ewes, I., and Holmes, P., "Mechanical Gap Fillers:
Concepts and Thermal Resistance Measurements," IEEE Tran. Components
and Packaging, 30(4), 813-823, 2007.
Krupenkin, T., Taylor, J. A., Wang, E., Kolodner, P., Hodes, M., Salamon, T,
"Reversible Wetting-Dewetting Transitions on Electrically Tunable
Superhydrophobic Nanostructured Surfaces, Langmuir, 23(18),
9128-9133, 2007.
Hodes, M., Bolle, C., Kolodner, P., "Efficient Cooling of Multiple Components
in a Shielded Circuit Pack," J. Electronic Packaging, 129,
216-218, 2007.
Hodes, M., "Optimal Pellet Geometries for Thermoelectric Refrigeration," IEEE Tran. Components and Packaging Technologies, 30(1),
50-58, 2007.
Krupenkin, T., Taylor, J. A., Kolodner, P., Hodes, M., "Electrically Tunable
Superhydrophobic Nanostructured Surfaces," Bell Labs Technical Journal,
10(3), 161-170, 2005.
Hodes, M., "On One-dimensional Analysis of Thermoelectric Modules (TEMs),
IEEE Tran. Components and Packaging Technologies, 28(2), 218-229,
2005.
Hodes, M., Smith, K.A., Hurst, W., Bower, Jr., W., Griffith, P., and
Sako, K., "Measurements and Modeling of Solubility and Deposition Rates in
Near-Supercritical Aqueous Sulfate Solutions," AIChE J., 50(9),
2038-2049, 2004.
Hodes, M., Marrone, P., Hong, G., Smith, K.A., and Tester, J., "Salt
Precipitation and Scale Control in Applications of Supercritical Water
Oxidation—Part A: Fundamentals and Research," J. Supercritical Fluids,
29, 265-288, 2004.
Marrone, P., Hodes, M., Smith, K.A., and Tester, J., "Salt Precipitation and
Scale Control in Applications of Supercritical Water Oxidation—Part B:
Engineering Approaches," J. Supercritical Fluids,
29, 289-312, 2004.
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