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Paul Mokotoff

Paul Mokotoff headshot

Assistant professor

Mechanical Engineering

Contact:
ORCID:
0009-0006-4651-5597
Credentials:
BS (Honors), MS (Syracuse University), PhD (University of Michigan)
Area(s) of expertise:
Zero-Emission Aircraft Design, Aerospace Systems Safety and Certification, Multidisciplinary Design Optimization

About Paul

Paul Mokotoff's research focuses on the design, certification, and operation of zero-emission aerospace systems, with the goal of improving the commercial aviation industry's inflight efficiency. He develops advanced aircraft design methods and explores pathways to certify and flight test zero-emission aircraft concepts.

 

Paul's specific research interests include:

  • Fault-tolerant aerospace systems design and optimization
  • Certification and flight testing of zero-emission aircraft concepts
  • Physics-based modeling of aerospace subsystems
  • Automated aerospace design workflows
  • Configuration-agnostic design

Publications

 See Dr. Mokotoff's Google Scholar or ORCID page for a list of publications.