I am pleased to be presenting this poster on my current research at Purdue University’s Hypersonics 2.0 Summit. If you are interested in learning more, check out my latest paper (from AIAA’s Aviation conference): Effects of Freestream Acoustic Disturbances on Hypersonic Boundary Layer Stability
This spring, I elected to participate in Purdue’s Three Minute Thesis competition. The Three Minute Thesis concept originated in Australia, but competitions are held around the world; as someone who places immense value on effective science communication, I’ve always wanted to participate. This year, I’m glad to say that I Read more…
Earlier this month I concluded a short work rotation at NASA Glenn as part of my participation in the Pathways internship program. Of course, thanks to COVID-19, I wasn’t actually at NASA Glenn; I worked from my home here at Purdue – NASA Purdue, so to speak. My task for Read more…
As always, it is hard to believe just how resolutely time continues its unsporting march towards oblivion, but it appears that I have been back in the United States for exactly a month. As such, it seems high time for me to review my experiences working at the von Karman Read more…
I’m delighted to announce that next week, I will begin working at the Von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics in Belgium as a short-term research fellow! Over the past few months, my doctoral advisor and I have worked with the VKI faculty to arrange a position for me that will Read more…
A fortnight ago, I had the pleasure of attending one of the biggest conferences in aerospace engineering – the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics’ Science and Technology forum – for the second time. Much like last year, the experience of joinng nearly 5,000 fellow aerospace engineers was slightly overwhelming Read more…