Applications are invited for PhD student positions in our Computational
  Physics and Flow Control Lab., Department of Aerospace and Software 
  Engineering, Gyeongsang National University, South Korea.

  Successful candidates will perform original research work in modeling: 
  (i)  Interaction of elastic capsules/WBCs in a constricted channel flow.
  (ii) Bioinspired swimming of a Jellyfish and role of tentacles/oral-arms  
  (ii) Unstable spinning of liquid drops or jets in electrohydrodynamics 
  

  The Ph.D. project will focus on in-depth examination of some of those 
  research topics mentioned above, or closely related areas of interest.

 The studentships are supported by National Research Foundation
 (NRF), South Korea, plus other Korea Government projects (BK21+).

 Motivated students with experience in: Multi-phase hydrodynamics, COMSOL
 Multiphysics, Fluent (Finite volume, level set/VOF, and immersed boundary
 methods), and/or lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) are encouraged to apply.
 
 Applicants should have a MS degree and expertise in computational
 fluid dynamics/engineering/scientific computing/applied mathematics. 

 We encourage email application with a complete CV; elaborating previous
 experience, a statement of research interest, relevant publications, and
 two letters of recommendation that should be sent to: 
 Prof. A. Sau (amalendu_sau@yahoo.com, asau@gnu.ac.kr) 

 The starting date for selected candidates is March 01, 2021.

  The academic requirements are:
 * MS in Computational fluid dynamics, with basic background in
   Aerospace/Mechanical/Chemical engineering/applied mathematics.
 
  For our recent work and related publications, please visit the Website:

  https://marsci.gnu.ac.kr/attach/PDF/Sau.pdf