Suhas Jain Suresh

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Georgia Institute of Technology

United States

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Dr. Suhas Jain Suresh is an Assistant Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology in the United States. His research primarily focuses on computational fluid dynamics, particularly in the areas of two-phase flows, large-eddy simulations, and particle dynamics in turbulence. His recent publications include advancements in the simulation of bubble and droplet properties, as well as innovative methods for modeling aircraft icing and interface-confined scalars.

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ASCR Computing Challenge Award

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Close Date: 2022-07-01

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Franklin P. and Caroline M. Johnson Fellowship

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Accurate calculation of bubble and droplet properties in diffuse-interface two-phase simulations

On the Use of Artificial Ice Shapes for Large-Eddy Simulations in Aircraft Icing

Neural network models for preferential concentration of particles in two-dimensional turbulence

A model for transport of interface-confined scalars and insoluble surfactants in two-phase flows

A robust phase-field method for two-phase flows on unstructured grids

Clustering, rotation, and swirl of inertial particles in turbulent channel flow

Large-eddy simulations of the NACA23012 airfoil with laser-scanned ice shapes

Stable, entropy-consistent, and localized artificial-diffusivity method for capturing discontinuities

Theory and simulations of linear and nonlinear two-dimensional Rayleigh–Taylor dynamics with variable acceleration

A Phase Field Model for Simulating the Freezing of Supercooled Liquid Droplets

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