Our research group at University of Nebraska-Lincoln has PhD openings to join 
in Spring and Fall 2025. The project will involve developing computational 
models for acoustic-fluid-structure interactions for microfluidic applications. 
Students with an interest in numerical methods, fluid-solid mechanics, 
microfluidics, and high-performance computing are specially encouraged to apply. 
Students with prior programming experience in computational fluid/solid 
mechanics will be preferred. Interested students should email their detailed 
academic CV (including list of papers/conferences, prior numerical modeling 
experience) and transcript at nitesh.nama@unl.edu.


Required:
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•	A degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or any other 
relevant field with good academic record, especially in numerical methods, 
fluid & solid mechanics and programming-related courses. 

•	Willingness to engage closely with our collaborators and explore new 
research directions.


Preferred:
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•	Prior experience in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and/or 
Computational Solid Mechanics (CSM) such as Finite Element Method, etc. is 
highly desirable, but not essential.

•	Interest in programming (Fortran, Python, or C/C++). Candidates with 
prior experience in working with large codes are specially encouraged to apply.



Job location:
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA