Bio
I am originally from Vietnam and earned my bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering from Vietnam National University, Hanoi, in my own country. After realizing my research interest in fluid dynamics during my undergrad time, I decided to continue my graduate studies. Currently, I am pursuing my PhD program in Mechanical Engineering at University of Connecticut, Storrs, USA. I work as a research assistant in Prof. Chang Liu's FLUENT Lab. In particular, my PhD research aims to investigate various mathematical concerns about oceanographic gaps that relate to crucial problems of fluid dynamics applied to natural applications in life.
Research InterestsÂ
Computational tools
Lattice Boltzmann model
Large eddy simulation (LES)
Adaptive mesh refinement (AMR)
Immersed boundary method
High-performance computing (HPC)
Reduced order modeling
Flow physics
Laminar and Turbulent flows
Double-diffusive convection
Fluid‑Structure Interaction
Porous Medium Flows
Flow Control
Flow instability
Turbulent structures behind a slender delta wing under ground effect. (Image from my undergrad thesis)