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Stephen P. Lukachko
Stephen Lukachko is a Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at MIT. Mr. Lukachko received his B.S. from the University of Michigan and S.M. from MIT. His interests include the analysis of environmental policy issues associated with transportation systems, the development of strategic technology decision-making processes to satisfy social, technical, and economic goals, and the analysis of thermo-fluid-chemical systems, particularly in relation to energy conversion, combustion, and emissions. He has conducted research and written publications addressing socioeconomic valuation of environmental impact via impact pathway analysis and damage function estimation, trace gaseous and particulate emissions, turbine cooling in reactive flows, combustion in micro-devices, engine noise suppression, and environmental performance accounting. Mr. Lukachko has worked for MIT, the NASA Langley Research Center, and the National Research Council, and has consulted for private and government organizations on related topics. He was the recipient of the Sir Frank Whittle Fellowship, and fellowships from MIT and the Sloan Foundation.
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