Postdoctoral Research Associate in Computational Fluid Dynamics and Hypersonic Propulsion Texas Tech University in United States

Funded Ph.D. position at the University of Notre Dame in Boundary-Layer Transition Modeling . The research group works on computational fluid dynamics , fluid instabilities , and laminar-turbulent transition , with applications to hypersonic vehicles and high-speed propulsion . Current and potential projects include nonlinear crossflow transition, cavity-induced transition, receptivity studies, numerical methods for stability analysis, model flows, nonequilibrium calculations, and discontinuous ...

Ph.D. opportunity in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign for a fully funded research program on computational engineering for extreme environments . The project focuses on developing next-generation computational methods for systems operating under extreme conditions, where conventional modeling approaches struggle. Research themes include hypersonics , materials and directed energy , high-fidelity computational modeling and simulation, scientific machine learnin...

Rutgers University is recruiting a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering at Rutgers University–New Brunswick, United States. The position is centered on hypersonics , high-speed aerodynamics , and laser-based flow diagnostics in the newly built GANDALF hypervelocity expansion tube facility . The postdoc will support experiments using techniques such as PLEET and PLIF with a pulse-burst laser, work closely with Dr. Edward DeMauro and the research engineeri...

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Mission Software Engineer at George Mason University (Fairfax, Virginia, United States). This postdoctoral opening is in the College of Science and is sponsored by the NASA Landolt mission. The role focuses on mission software engineering for a space-based mission, including software design and development, coding, testing, verification, integration, documentation, simulation studies, and support for mission reviews and technical publications. Research and technical...

PhD studentship at the University of Arizona on DNS of hypersonic boundary-layer transition . The project uses high-fidelity Direct Numerical Simulations (DNS) to study stability and laminar-turbulent transition in boundary layers at hypersonic speeds ( M = 4 to 14 ). Research topics include the physical mechanisms governing the linear and nonlinear stages of transition, breakdown to turbulence, and the investigation of promising flow-control methods using high-fidelity DNS. The position is well...