NICHOLAS KLUGMAN

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING & COMPUTER SCIENCE

PhD Student

MEng in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, 2020

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Science and Engineering & in Mathematics, MIT, 2019

Nicholas Klugman is a Ph.D. candidate in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT. His MEng research (also at MIT EECS) focused on the modeling and design of explosively-pumped magnetic flux compression generators. He is also an EECS Fellow, an Alfred P. Sloan Scholar, and was a Draper Fellow during his MEng. Nicholas received a Bachelor of Science from MIT, double majoring in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics.

PUBLICATIONS:

  • Modeling and Design of Magnetic Flux Compression Generators
  • Field-based Model of Flux Compression Generators
  • Self-Inductance of an Extrusion of a Planar Curve

HONORS & AWARDS:

  • Draper Fellow 2019

  • MIT EECS Fellow 2020