Doctoral student in Experimental Fluid Mechanics & Artificial Intelligence

Project description

Third-cycle subject: Engineering Mechanics

pursues basic and applied research in biomechanics, composite mechanics, fluid mechanics, contact mechanics, fracture mechanics and fatigue, material mechanics, and paper mechanics. FLOW is a strong community of researchers engaged in fundamental and applied research in fluid mechanics within the department.

We are currently seeking a PhD student in fluid mechanics to join the Fluid Mechanics Division at KTH. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to a research program focused on multi-scale urban turbulence and gust dynamics.

The project aims to uncover the fundamental mechanisms governing fine-scale, intermittent turbulence in urban environments, which is crucial for applications such as drone safety, pedestrian comfort, and urban wind energy. By integrating artificial intelligence with advanced wind tunnel experiments, the PhD student will work to understand and ...