Graduate Student Position in Computational Turbulence and Vessel Hydrodynamics (Master's) Dalhousie University in Canada

Mohammad Saeedi, Assistant Professor at Dalhousie University, is seeking a graduate student to join his lab in the area of computational turbulence with a focus on vessel hydrodynamics. This opportunity is supported by a local grant and is ideal for students interested in fluid dynamics, mechanical engineering, and naval architecture. The research will involve computational approaches to understanding turbulence phenomena as they relate to vessel performance and hydrodynamics.

Applicants must already be located in Canada and be able to start promptly due to funding and administrative deadlines. The position is open to graduate students, with a preference for those with relevant backgrounds in computational methods, turbulence modeling, or hydrodynamics. Interested candidates should prepare a CV and a brief background statement outlining their experience and interest in the field.

Funding is provided through a local grant, though specific details regarding stipend or tuition coverage are not disclosed in the announcement. The position is based at Dalhousie University, a leading Canadian institution with strong research programs in engineering and applied sciences.

To apply, candidates should email their CV and background statement directly to Professor Saeedi. Only shortlisted applicants will receive a response. This is an excellent opportunity for students passionate about computational fluid dynamics and vessel hydrodynamics to gain hands-on research experience in a dynamic academic environment.