Fluid Mechanics
A Foundational Force of Nature
Fluid mechanics is a branch of mechanics that addresses with the properties of fluids in various states and their reaction to forces acting upon them. Drawing heavily on physics and mathematics, the field has a wide range of applications in the field of mechanical engineering, civil engineering, chemical engineering, biomedical engineering, geophysics, astrophysics, and biology.
Current BEAM research projects in this field include microfluidic devices, interstitial fluid flow and fluid movement in the body, environmental and biological flow systems, and transport processes in complex flows – among others.
Faculty With Research Interests in Fluid Dynamics
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Affiliated Labs
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Redirect ItemLaboratory for Fluid Dynamics in Nature , redirect
PI: Anne Staples
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PI: Jennifer Munson
EM Affiliate Faculty in Fluid Mechanics
Jonathan Boreyko, Mechanical Engineering
John Palmore, Jr.,
Mechanical Engineering
Danesh Tafti, Mechanical Engineering
Jeff Borggaard, Mathematics
Mark Paul, Mechanical Engineering
Alexandria Untaroiu, Mechanical Engineering
Hosein Foroutan, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Rui Qiao, Mechanical Engineering
Craig Woolsey,
Aerospace and Ocean Engineering
Christine Gilbert,
Aerospace and Ocean Engineering
Shane Ross, Aerospace and Ocean Engineering