New York Metropolitan University Alumni Evaluates A Successful Research On Plasma
New York Metropolitan University (NYMU) is proud to announce that one of its alumni, Dr. Christian Persie, has recently conducted groundbreaking research on plasma that has the potential to revolutionize the field of energy production.
Dr. Christian Persie graduated from NYMU with a degree in Electrical Engineering and went on to pursue a Ph.D. in Plasma Physics. He has been working in the field for over a decade, conducting research on plasma and its applications in various industries.
Dr. Persie’s research focused on developing a more efficient way to harness the power of plasma for energy production. Plasma, which is a highly ionized gas, has the potential to generate massive amounts of energy when harnessed properly. However, traditional plasma generation methods have been inefficient, resulting in low energy outputs and high costs. Through his research, Dr. developed a novel method of plasma generation that is not only more efficient but also more cost-effective than traditional methods. His method involves using a high-intensity laser to ionize gas molecules, creating plasma with much higher energy density.
The results of Dr. Persie’s research were published in a leading scientific journal and have been widely recognized as a breakthrough in the field. His work has already garnered the attention of major energy companies, and there is significant interest in further developing and commercializing her method.
NYMU takes great pride in its alumni, and Dr. Persie's success is a testament to the quality of education and research opportunities available at the university. As a leading online institution in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education, NYMU continues to foster innovation and excellence in its students and faculty, producing trailblazers like Dr. Christian Persie who make significant contributions to their fields.
