People in the Lab

Faculty

  1. Melissa Green with her pets

    Melissa A. Green

    Associate Professor

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    Favorite fluid flow: A vortex street

    Favorite research moment: When I found the last bug and my FTLE code finally worked correctly on my thesis PIV data

    Favorite lunch takeout by campus: Roti

    Favorite river: Mississippi

Postdoc

  1. Justin King petting a horse

    Justin King

    PhD 2021, Syracuse University

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    Favorite fluid flow: Eddies in a river

    Favorite research moment: Seeing repeatable KHI vortices in the instantaneous PIV of pitching panels at high St

    Favorite scientist: Alexander von Humboldt

    Favorite conference memory: Getting stuck in Switzerland for 10 days with COVID after DisCoVor 2022

    Favorite Stooge: Curly

Graduate students

  1. Ricardo Cavalcanti Linhares portrait

    Ricardo Cavalcanti Linhares

    PhD student

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    Favorite fluid flow: Y250 vortex

    Favorite research moment: When I managed to build a 100 micrometer temperature probe for measuring the deposit-liquid interface temperature of the solution being studied.

    Favorite food: Barbecue

    Favorite hobby: Traveling

    Favorite sports: Soccer and surfing

  2. Raphael Ribeiro portrait

    Raphael Ribeiro

    PhD student

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    Favorite fluid flow: Sail trim

    Favorite food: Pasta with red sauce

    Favorite sports: Sailing and rock climbing

  3. Alemni Yiran portrait

    Alemni Yiran

    PhD student

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    Favorite fluid flow: Turbulent

    Favorite TV show: New Girl

    Favorite food: Sushi

    Favorite lattes: Almond, matcha, or lavendar

  4. Alex Zhu portrait

    Alex Zhu

    PhD student

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    Favorite fluid flow: Wingtip vortices

    Favorite food: Red braised pork

    Favorite aquatic animal: Rhina ancylostoma

  5. JJ Serdoncillo portrait

    JJ Serdoncillo

    MS student

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    Favorite fluid flow: Hypersonic

    Favorite food: Free food

    Favorite sports: Powerlifting, frisbee, and rock climbing

Other labmates

  1. Will Roslansky portrait

    Will Roslansky

    Undergrad graduating May 2024

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    Favorite fluid stuff: Laminar

    Favorite food: Pasta

    Favorite dog breed: Border collies

  2. Graham Berridge Ski portrait

    Graham Berridge

    Undergrad graduating May 2024

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    Favorite fluid flow: Ocean currents

    Favorite food: Sushi

    Favorite outdoor activity: Skiing

Graduated Ph.D. students

  1. Swathi Krishna poses with Karen Mulleners and Melissa Green

    Swathi Krishna

    2017 PhD with Karen Mulleners at EPFL (Green co-advised)

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    Thesis title: Unsteady Fluid Dynamics Around a Hovering Flat Plate Wing

  2. Matthew Rockwood being hooded by Melissa Green

    Matthew Rockwood

    2017 PhD

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    Thesis title: Lagrangian Visualization and Real-Time Identification of the Vortex Shedding Time in the Wake of a Circular Cylinder

  3. Yangzi Huang poses with Melissa Green at her Ph.D. thesis defense

    Yangzi Huang

    2017 PhD

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    Thesis title: Vortex detection and tracking in massively separated and turbulent flows

  4. Jack Rossetti with his family

    Jack Rossetti

    2020 PhD

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    Thesis title: A method of topology optimization for curvature continuous designs

  5. Han Tu reading a dinner menu

    Han Tu

    2020 PhD

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    Thesis title: Analysis of the flow structure and reattachment over accelerating non-slender delta-wing planforms

  6. Justin King petting a horse

    Justin King

    2021 PhD

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    Thesis title: The Influence of Trailing Edge Shape and Kinematics on Bio-Inspired Pitching Panels

  7. Seth Brooks and his family

    Seth Brooks

    2021 PhD

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    Thesis title: Analysis of Multiple Degree-of-Freedom Oscillatory Aquatic Propulsion