Head
Associate Professor
Aerodynamics
Dr. Sourabh Diwan
Email:
Office Phone Number:
Lab Phone Number:
Office Room Number:
AE213
Research interests:
Experimental aerodynamics, Bypass transition in boundary layers, Turbulent flows, Hydrodynamic stability, Atmospheric flows
Assistant Professor
Aerodynamics
Dr. Sourabh Diwan
Email:
Office Phone Number:
Lab Phone Number:
Office Room Number:
AE213
Research interests:
Experimental aerodynamics, Bypass transition in boundary layers, Turbulent flows, Hydrodynamic stability, Atmospheric flows
DST-INSPIRE Faculty Fellow
Dr. Sumit Tambe
Office Phone Number:
“Curious about the fundamental problems of fluid mechanics. Skilled, especially, in experimental flow measurement techniques like PIV, Schlieren and Infrared Thermography, and data processing using modal decomposition.”
Dr. Sumit Tambe
Office Phone Number:
“Curious about the fundamental problems of fluid mechanics. Skilled, especially, in experimental flow measurement techniques like PIV, Schlieren and Infrared Thermography, and data processing using modal decomposition.”
Post-doctoral fellow
Dr Vishak Chandra
Email:
“I use high-performance computing numerical algorithms based on finite difference methods to study the turbulent flow jets produced during human speech and coughs. The model is now being extended using an Euler-Lagrange approach to study gas-liquid interactions in further detail. ”
Research interests:
Computational fluid dynamics, speech turbulence, phase change, Euler-Lagrange
PhD students
Srinivas Kirthy K
“I investigate the stability characteristics of planar Couette-Poiseuille flow, a configuration often encountered in engineering systems.”
Research interests
Hydrodynamic stability, turbulent and reacting flows
Robin Joseph
“My research is primarily towards understanding and controlling laminar-turbulent transition in subsonic boundary layers using experimental techniques. I also use techniques like time-frequency analysis, POD, stability analysis, etc to generate further insight into the acquired datasets.”
M.Tech – Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, 2017
Read More
Aditya Anand
“Studying transitional and turbulent boundary layers using numerical and experimental methods.”
Research interests:
Turbulence Energy Cascade, Coherent Structures, Boundary Layer, Particle Tracking, Direct Numerical Simulation
Read More
Rohit Singhal
Keywords:
DNS, Jets, Plumes, Off-source heated jets, CoVid-19,
Publications:
https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=Tqbmdv8AAAAJ&hl=en&oi=sra
Email ID: rohitsinghal@iisc.ac.in
Abhishek Tyagi
Research interests:
Turbulent Boundary Layer, Coherent Structures.
Email tabhishek@iisc.ac.in
Satyajit De
Research interests:
Transition, Boundary Layer, Intermittency, Cellular Automata, DNS.
Email satyajitde@iisc.ac.in
I Sai Eswar
I do wind tunnel testing to measure turbulent pressure fluctuations on the surface and in the flow like in boundary layer, wake.
Alma mater:
M.E. Aerospace Engineering, Indian Institute of Science Bangalore, 2017.
B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering, MRCET, JNTU, Hyderabad, 2013.
Fellowships:
Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India, 2015-2017.
Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India, 2023-present.
Email:
saiimmaneni@iisc.ac.in
saieswar.stu@gmail.com
Masters students
Shashank Reddy S
“My work includes modelling the dispersed phase in moist turbulent jets such as cough/speech flows and performing DNS studies to access the probability of viral infection through respiratory activities. The model includes solving the moment transport equations of the secondary phase using DQMOM and CQMOM.”
Yash Naiwar
My primary research interests are “Transition and Turbulent flows”. I seek the growth of turbulent spots within the boundary layer as the transition takes place from Laminar to Turbulent. My research is towards the experimental techniques to detect the growth of these turbulent spots.
Read MoreResearch staff
Facility Manager
Dr Chandan Kumar A
Low Speed Wind Tunnel
Email:
Office Phone Number:
Research interests:
Experimental Aerodynamics, Propeller flows, Turbulent Boundary layer, Particle Image Velocimetry