Department of Mechanical Engineering
College of Engineering & Computing
Computational Thermo-Fluid Laboratory
ABOUT
The Computational Thermo-Fluid Laboratory in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at University of South Carolina is lead by Dr. Yue (Stanley) Ling. We are a vibrant research team consisting of postdoc, graduate and undergraduate students, visiting scholars, focusing on computational research of thermo-fluids problems.
TEAM
Dr. Yue (Stanley) Ling
Dr. Yue (Stanley) Ling
Associate Professor
Mechanical Engineering
University of South Carolina
Research focuses:
CFD, multiphase flows, atomization & sprays, microfluidics, high-performance computing
Tanjina Azad
PhD student
Mechanical Engineering
University of South Carolina
Research project:
Instability and modeling of Two-phase mixing layer
Graham Garcia
PhD student
Mechanical Engineering
University of South Carolina
Research project:
Topological skeletonization & drop breakup and impact
Shakib Ahmed
Sadegh Ahmadi
PhD student
Mechanical Engineering
University of South Carolina
Research project:
Modeling of interfacial multiphase flows with phase change
PhD student
Mechanical Engineering
University of South Carolina
Research project:
Multiphase electro hydrodynamics, plasma
Mahfuzul Hasan
PhD student
Mechanical Engineering
University of South Carolina
Research project:
Drop impact on aerodynamic surfaces
FORMER Postdocs/Visitors
Dr. Bradley Boyd
Postdoc Researcher
Mechanical Engineering
Baylor University
Current position:
Lecturer at University of Canterbury, New Zealand
FORMER Grad Students
Spencer Schwartz
M.S.
Mechanical Engineering
University of South Carolina
Current position:
PhD student at Center of Turbulence Research at Stanford University
Taofiqhasan Mahmood
PhD
Mechanical Engineering
Baylor University
Current position:
Brazos Innovation Partners
Delin (Dale) Jiang
Ph.D.
Mechanical Engineering
Baylor University
Current position:
Exponent (Consulting Firm)
Bo Zhang
Ph.D.
Mechanical Engineering
Baylor University
Current position:
Assistant Professor
Northern Illinois University
Jordan Sakakeeny
PhD student
Mechanical Engineering
Baylor University
Current position:
Research engineer at NASA