I earned my Ph.D. in Engineering from Brown University, where I was a member of Fluids and Thermal Sciences Group under the guidance of Prof. Jesse Ault. Prior to that, I obtained my B.S. and M.S. degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Iowa. My current research interests include complex fluids, fluid and thermal transport phenomena, Heat and Mass Transfer, computational fluid dynamics, numerical analysis, high-performance computing, and wind energy. Currently, I am a postdoctoral associate at Rice University under the guidance of Prof. Yong Lin Kong.

Updates

Oct 2024: I earned my Ph.D. in Engineering from Brown University!!!

July 2024: Please check out our paper “Newtonian fluid dynamics in a misaligned parallel-plate rheometer” in Physical Review Fluids.

2023: I will present our study “Theoretical and numerical models of depth-confined Brinkman flow” at APS DFD 2023 in Washington DC.

2022: I presented our study “Diffusioosmotic dispersion in a long, narrow channel” at APS DFD 2022 in Indianapolis IN.

2022: Our paper “Coupling of translation and rotation in the motion of finite-length rods near solid boundaries” was published on Journal of Fluid Mechanics.

2021: I presented our study “Dynamics of Finite-length Rods Near Solid Boundaries” at APS DFD 2021 in Phoenix AZ.

2020: Our paper “A calibration procedure for an analytical wake model using wind farm operational data” was published on Energies.

2020: I presented our recent work “Calibration Procedure for Gaussian-based Analytical Wake Model Using SCADA Data” at APS DFD 2020 (online).

2019: My master study about “Monitoring Bat Activities at a Large Wind Farm” was presented at 2019 AGU Fall meeting and highlighted at AGU news.

2019: I presented our work “Strategies for Mitigating Bat Impacts Using Smart Wind Turbine Curtailment” at NAWEA/WindTech 2019 Conference.