William Resh

Professor William Resh is pursuing advances in mechanical engineering as a distinguished faculty member at Michigan State University. With a remarkable career spanning over three decades at Chrysler, he brings a wealth of industry experience to his academic endeavors. His expertise is deeply rooted in dynamic systems, noise and vibration, engines, and propulsion systems, making him a pivotal figure in these fields. Professor Resh's academic journey is marked by his dedication to his alma mater, having earned both his Ph.D. and B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan State University. His contributions to the field have been recognized with the prestigious Mechanical Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award, underscoring his impact and achievements in engineering. In his research, Professor Resh focuses on the intricate dynamics of propulsion systems and the challenges associated with noise and vibration. His work aims to enhance the efficiency and performance of engines, contributing to advancements in automotive and aerospace technologies. His commitment to innovation and excellence continues to inspire students and colleagues alike. Beyond his research, Professor Resh is actively involved in mentoring the next generation of engineers. He is passionate about fostering a collaborative learning environment, encouraging students to explore new ideas and develop practical solutions to complex engineering problems. His dedication to education and research makes him a respected and influential figure in the mechanical engineering community.