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Collaborations:

Flow Science Lab welcomes collaborations with industry, government agencies, research organisations and individuals who share our passion for advancing science and engineering. We work closely with our partners to solve challenging fluid-related problems through cutting-edge computational engineering, fundamental scientific discovery and innovative technology development. Whether your interest lies in aerospace, defence, renewable energy, biomedical engineering, advanced manufacturing or emerging technologies, we welcome opportunities to create impact together.

Other opportunities:

1. PhD Candidates: We are looking for enthusiastic, energetic and talented students to join our Lab as PhD Candidates. The PhD Candidates can work on our existing projects or establish their own research projects using the resources in the Lab, at UNSW Canberra and with other collaborators around the world. If you are interested in these topics or have your thoughts and want to develop your career in our Lab, please contact A/Prof Fangbao Tian or Prof John Young with your background, goals and interests and we will see if our Lab might be a good choice for you. You may need to visit the Student Administrative Services of UNSW Canberra about the application process.

   The topics we are most interested in include (but are not limited to):

   (1) Fluid-structure interaction involving structure damage (numerical methods & their applications);

   (2) Fluid-structure-acoustics interaction with applications in bio-inspired flapping wings, phonation or other biological systems;

   (3) Fluid-structure interaction of surgically changed arteries or other biological systems;

   (4) Low Reynolds number supersonic flows and their applications in space exploration;

   (5) IB-LES/RANS-LBM for fluid-structure interactions in heat transfer and bushfire with AI;

   (6) Flow instabilities, control and optimisation over flapping foils;

   (7) Fluid-structure interaction, stability analysis and control of supersonic and hypersonic flows;

   (8) IB-LBM modelling of mechano-chemical fluid-structure interaction;

   (9) IB-LBM modelling of TFSI with applications in battery, energy storage and Martian atmosphere;

   (10) AI assisted fluid dynamics and smart fluid-structure interaction;

   (11) Fluid dynamics of Sports (e.g. cycling, swimming, archery, sailing and rowing);

   (12) Large-scale engineering flows by using immersed boundary method;

   (13) Dendritic growth and its interaction with solid walls;

   (14) Fluid-structure interaction and acoustics in rarefied gas flows;

   (15) Global stability analysis of FSI and TFSI;

   (16) Quantum computing in computational fluid dynamics.

2. Postdoctoral Researchers: We do not have grants for Postdoctoral Researchers right now. But if you have your own grant or you are intereted in seeking support from UNSW, for example the UNSW Scientia Fellowships, please contact A/Prof Fangbao Tian or Prof John Young. We would like to host you if we can find shared interests.
3. Visiting Scholars/Students: We are also interested in hosting Visiting Scholars/Students aligned with the interests of UNSW and Australia if we have shared interests with the candidates. Please contact A/Prof Fangbao Tian or Prof John Young for inquiries. For visiting students, you need to apply for the Research Practicum.

FSI Workshop in Canberra 2018

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