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Herbert Schilling

Experienced Computer Scientist at NASA

Herbert Schilling is a highly accomplished Computer Scientist who has been working at NASA since January 1991.1 With over three decades of experience at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio, Schilling has made significant contributions in various areas of scientific computing and technology.

Professional Background

Schilling's expertise spans several domains:

  • Scientific programming
  • Educational outreach
  • Visualization
  • Biomimicry
  • Web technologies

He currently leads a team in scientific applications, focusing on scientific computing and visualization.24

Education

Herbert Schilling holds an impressive academic background from Case Western Reserve University:

  • BS in Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics (1975-1979)
  • MS in Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics (1980-1982)
  • PhD in Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics (1980-1982)1

His doctoral thesis involved using Maxwell's equations to optimize the design of antenna feed horns, resulting in published papers in IEE Proceedings.1

Career Highlights

Before joining NASA, Schilling worked as an engineer at:

  • TRW/Excello/Textron (1986-1991): Focused on algorithm development for image processing and robotics.1
  • Republic Steel/LTV Research Center (1982-1985): Designed algorithms for non-destructive evaluation of steel products.1

Contributions and Recognition

Schilling is known for his dedication to STEM education and community outreach. He has mentored hundreds of students and is a strong advocate for engaging youth in science and technology.5 His colleagues describe him as "the ultimate professional" who is not only a leader in his field but also committed to developing future talent.1

Herbert Schilling is also involved in various NASA initiatives:

  • Member of NASA Agency XR and AI/Machine Learning Working Groups5
  • Part of the NASA Glenn Scientific Computing and Visualization Team3
  • Contributes to NASA's biomimicry research and information exchange efforts2

His LinkedIn profile (username: herbschilling) provides a comprehensive overview of his professional journey and accomplishments in the field of scientific computing and aerospace technology.1

Highlights

Aug 15 · linkedin

Some NASA internships this spring in the Advanced Computing and Visualization Branch at NASA Glenn!

Application deadline is coming soon, so hurry.

AI and Biomimicry Design Tool for Aerospace https://lnkd.in/gjF_EV9B

Virtual & Augmented Reality Development, 3d modeling https://lnkd.in/gvcZfje7

Outreach Support for Scientific Computing Visualization Lab https://lnkd.in/g6xPNUg6

Communications and Outreach for Data Science Efforts at NASA https://lnkd.in/gGwcu_GN

Electrified Aircraft Interactive Visualization at NASA Graphics Lab https://lnkd.in/gUqdF68H

Jun 3 · linkedin

The NASA Glenn Research Center Advanced Computing and Visualization Branch will welcome 8 awesome college summer interns starting June 3 ! We are excited to have these college interns this summer working on various projects including several in the Graphics and Visualization (GVIS) Lab.

Jack Italiano Ananya Srinivasan Sophia Bricker Eva Ternovska Paige Manley Divya Nagireddy Sneha Krishnan Saarah Nazar

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Experience

Computer Scientist at NASA since January 1991
Engineer at TRW/Excello/Textron (January 1986 - January 1991), Engineer at Republic Steel/LTV Research Center (September 1982 - January 1985)

Education

PhD in Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics, MS in Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics, BS in Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics - Case Western Reserve University

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States