The computational fluid dynamics lab in the Mechanical Eng. Department at 
the University of North Texas (UNT) has several openings in Fall 2021 for 
MS/Ph.D. students to conduct research on various topics including turbulent 
two-phase free-surface flows, FSI based on immersed boundary methods, bubble 
dynamics, active flow control mechanisms, stochastic modeling and 
uncertainty quantification (UQ), and high-performance computing methodology. 
More information about the CFD lab and research activities can be found at:

https://cfd.engineering.unt.edu/home
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_ytqIWitu-yPsTzhMKnrdw/videos

Candidate must have excellent algorithm development skills and experience 
related to developing CFD software packages using Fortran/C/C++ and script 
programming languages. Strong skills and experience in high-performance 
computing using MPI/OpenMP and post-processing software development tools 
are desired. 

Interested applicants should email CV, unofficial copies of transcripts, GRE 
and TOEFL (if applicable) scores, and PDf of two recent publications to Dr. 
Sadat (hamid.sadat@unt.edu), the director of the CFD lab. Applicants are 
also encouraged to apply formally to the mechanical engineering MS/Ph.D. 
program by Mar 1st, following the steps provided in
https://mechanical.engineering.unt.edu/graduate/admissions

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Dr. Sadat 
(hamid.sadat@unt.edu).