Dr. Kuchibhatla has more than 12 years of professional experience in fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, heat transfer, and more than ten years in chemical processing research and development. He is an expert at computational and experimental fluid dynamics.
Sarat Kuchibhatla is a fluid-thermal sciences subject matter expert with over a decade of industrial experience and a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University. Dr. Kuchibhatla has previously worked on both computational and experimental problem solving using computational fluid dynamics and laboratory experiments where appropriate, to solve a variety of problems in chemical engineering process science, internal combustion engine research, and semiconductor packaging fields. He has expertise in the data center cooling and design domain.
New York and California Step Forward as Federal Enforcement Retreats
As federal regulatory priorities narrow under the Trump administration, state attorneys general and financial regulators are preparing to take on a more active role in white collar and securities enforcement. With the DOJ and the SEC recalibrating their focus, states such as New York and California are asserting their authority to fill gaps in corporate oversight.
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
When it comes to explaining stock market volatility, the story is rarely straightforward. In their article Policy News and Stock Market Volatility for the Journal of Financial Economics, Director Kyle Kost and coauthors Scott R. Baker, Nicholas Bloom, and Steven J. Davis revisit Robert Shiller’s 1981 finding that stock market fluctuations cannot be fully explained by realized future dividends.
This article focuses on the two main dispute mechanisms under the Premier League’s Rules: disciplinary proceedings under Rule W and arbitration under Rule X. The article also looks at the role of experts in both sets of proceedings.