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| Graduate Program in Fluids |
 | Computational and Experimental Turbulence: An International Master Programme Computational and Experimental Turbulence master program is designed to introduce students to both the science and the art of turbulence at an early point in their studies. This knowledge can be applied immediately to the large number of disciplines where turbulence occurs. Directors of the program are Lars Davidson and William K. George. Gunnar Johansson serves as Coordinator of the program. The participating faculty includes Lars-Erik Eriksson, Ulf Hall, Peter Johansson, Sinisa Krajnovic, Hakan Nilson and Thomas Gronsted. Turbulence Master Program is offered in the Department of Thermo and Fluid Dynamics, Chalmers University of Technology, Goteborg, Sweden. www.tfd.chalmers.se/imp |
| | Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer Graduate Program at the University of Iowa The University of Iowa offers active graduate programs in fluid mechanics and heat transfer within its Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. The faculty include Profs. Christoph Beckermann, Barry Butler, L.D. Chen, Ching-Long Lin, Jeff Marshall, V.C. Patel, Fred Stern, and H.S. Udaykumar. Active research areas include fuel cells, combustion, materials processing and solidification, biofluid mechanics, atmospheric boundary-layer flow, vortex dynamics, fluid- structure interaction, ship hydrodynamics, computational methods for multiphase flow, non-equilibrium turbulent flows, and thin film flows. Most of the fluid mechanics research is performed through IIHR -- Hydroscience and Engineering (http://www.iihr.uiowa.edu/). Both research and teaching assistantships are available for qualified graduate students. www.mie.engineering.uiowa.edu/ |
| | Fluid Mechanics Graduate Program in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics at UIUC The Department of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign offers M.S. and Ph.D. programs in mechanics, including fluid mechanics. The faculty in fluids includes Ronald Adrian, Hassan Aref, S. Balachandar, Jonathan Freund, Robert Moser, Daniel Riahi, Mark Short, and Scott Stewart, in addition to associated faculty in other departments. Theoretical, experimental, and computational research is conducted in such areas as aeroacoustics, boundary layers, chaos, combustion, compressible flow, convection, energetic materials, flow instability, foams, geophysics, microfluidics, multiphase and particulate flows, nonlinear waves, turbulence, and vortex dynamics. Both research and teaching assistantships are available to qualified students. See http://www.tam.uiuc.edu/research for more information. www.tam.uiuc.edu/research |
| | Graduate Program in Fluid Mechanics at Berkeley This is the home page for the Graduate Program in Fluid Mechanics at the University of California at Berkeley, Department of Mechanical Engineering. Faculty in the Fluids Group include Profs. Stanley Berger, Dorian Liepmann, Philip Marcus, Stephen Morris, Omer Savas, Andrew Szeri and Ronald Yeung. Research areas include: Aerodynamics, Biofluid Dynamics, Bluff Bodies, Computation, Experimental Technique, Flow Stability, Free-Surface Flows, Geophysical Flows, MEMS, Nonlinear Dynamics, Non-Newtonian Flows, Transport Phenomena, Turbulence, and Vortex dynamics. www.me.berkeley.edu/faculty/szeri/home/fluids_program/fluids.htm |
| | Graduate Program In Thermal/Fluid Sciences at the University of Wyoming The graduate program in the thermal/fluid sciences at UW includes research in the areas of aerodynamics, turbulence, flow control, instrumentation development, geophysical flows, convective heat transfer, wind and solar energy, and vortical flows. Many of the research areas are interdisciplinary involving collaborations between researchers in areas such as applied mathematics, smart materials, and control theory. Research is supported by several federal and state agencies including the Air Force, NASA, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Research and teaching assistantships are available for qualified students. www.eng.uwyo.edu/mechanical/ |
| | UTC Computational Engineering Graduate Program UTC offers an innovative multidisciplinary program in Computational Engineering, with outstanding facilities and a unique educational environment in which students can participate in multidisciplinary team research at the UTC SimCenter, with opportunities for interactions with multiple researchers. Each student’s program of study is individually tailored to his or her educational background, research interests, and career goals. Programs of study include course work in three core areas of computational engineering: 1) an engineering application area, 2) scientific supercomputing, and 3) mathematics of computation. Some example courses include Grid Generation, Grid Adaptation, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Computational Design, Introduction to Parallel Algorithms, Parallel Scientific Supercomputing, Viscous Flow Computation, Numerical Analysis, and Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations. http://www.utc.edu/Academic/ComputationalEngineering/ |
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