Welcome to the FAST Lab at Ole Miss
The Fundamentals and Applied Science of Turbulence (FAST) Lab is a fluid dynamics research group at the University of Mississippi. Our aim is to explore and understand turbulence, including flow separation, modulations by surface structures, multiphase and interface physics, and scalar transport.
We are looking for passionate new PhD students, Master students, and Undergraduate students to join the team!
News Highlights
April 2023, our lab participated in Mississippi Day 2024 with our wind tunnel and an Oobleck pool!
June-Aug 2023, Ben and Wen visited CTR at Stanford to study shark denticles in fluid flows. https://engineering.olemiss.edu/summer-research-at-stanford/
June-Aug 2023, John worked as a co-op in Dayton, Ohio.
Dec. 2022. We received funding to set up an educational wind tunnel at UM. Thanks for your support Mississippi Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors.
Nov. 2022. John and Ben's work were presented at the APS DFD meeting in Indianapolis.
June-Aug. 2022. Wen visited the Center for Turbulence Research at Stanford to study bristling shark dermal denticles. Thanks for your support NSF EPSCoR Track-4 Fellowship. https://nowandever.olemiss.edu/stories/engineers-research-charting-new-waters-in-fluid-studies/
April 2022, Ben was awarded the NSF GRFP Fellowship. Congratulations Ben! https://engineering.olemiss.edu/ben-savino-nsf-fellowship/
We are grateful for funding from the University of Mississippi, Mississippi Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors, and from NSF grants (CBET, OIA).
