A Ph.D. studentship ($2550/month + tuition) working with Dr. Jun-Hong Liang 
(https://sites01.lsu.edu/faculty/liang/) at Louisiana State University is 
available for fall 2024.

The student will work on topics related to idealized multiphase ocean flows using 
large eddy simulations (turbulence, bubbles, sediment flocculation, gas transfer, 
mixing, and dispersion) and/or realistic ocean physical/biogeochemical processes 
in the Gulf of Mexico using the Regional Ocean Modeling System. The tools are 
high-fidelity physics-based CFD models (Dr. Liang's group has more than 10 
million CPU hours per year), data-based machine-learning models, and other 
statistical models. At their later stage of Ph.D. study, the student may also 
develop their own project that is within the field of physical/biophysical 
oceanography using CFD.

Applicants must have research experience using a programming language (FORTRAN, 
C, or Python) and good academic credentials.

If interested, please send a brief introduction of yourself along with your CV, 
transcript(s), and writing samples (if any) to Dr. Liang (jliang@lsu.edu).