Multiscale Fluid Dynamics and Turbulence (M-FDT) Laboratory
Welcome to the research page of the Multiscale Fluid Dynamics and Turbulence (M-FDT) lab, led by Dr. Aditya Aiyer. We are a part of the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics at Lehigh University.
Our research interests are focused on gaining deeper insight into multiphase and multiscale fluid flows using theory, modeling, and high-fidelity numerical simulations. Additionally, we develop theoretical and machine learning models based on the generated data to improve predictions, upscale models, and develop subgrid-scale parameterizations. The scientific insights gleaned will be used to develop models to enable the rapid prototyping of complex systems and accelerate discovery in climate modeling, renewable energy, and industrial processes.
Current Research Areas
Multiphase Flow and Environmental Transport
Offshore Wind Energy
Air-sea interaction
Wall modeled Large-eddy Simulation
Updates
November 2023: Prof. Aiyer presents his work on "Modeling the effects of swell and vertical wave motions in wall-modeled Large Eddy Simulation of offshore wind farms" at the APS-DFD meeting in Washington DC
October 2023: Prof. Aiyer travels to Puerto Rico to attend the Flow, Turbulence, and Wind Energy Symposium
August 2023: Prof. Aiyer starts as an Assistant Professor at Lehigh University
June 2023: Dr. Aiyer presents an invited seminar at New Light: Rising Stars in Energy and Environment seminar series at the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment
March 2023: Dr. Aiyer visits Northeastern University for an invited seminar
January 2023: The print version of the paper is now out in the Journal of Atmospheric Sciences
December 2023: Our paper on a new wall-modeling framework was accepted in the Journal of Atmospheric Sciences