Flux Lab
Flux Lab
Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, University of Florida
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Welcome!
The Flux Lab delves into the intriguing transport phenomena, described by three parameters: flux (which also lends our group its name!), potential gradient, and resistance. To illustrate, consider the heat transfer, where the heat flux resulting from the temperature gradient and thermal resistance. Similarly, fluid flow, diffusion, and the ionic current density are associated with pressure, concentration, and voltage gradients, respectively. We explore and tailor diverse transport phenomena, with innovative interface and material engineering, to tackle the pressing challenges in energy, electronics, and space applications.
07/2026
🟠🔵 Welcome Yongsik to our team!
Please join us in welcoming Yongsik to the team! Yongsik is currently a PhD student at Kongju National University, where he works with Prof. Joong Bae Kim. He has joined the Flux Lab as a visiting student for six months through a program sponsored by the South Korea government. We are excted to have him in the group and look forward to the research and collaborations that will emerge from this partnership!
06/2026
📝 Presentation at the 30th International Cryogenic Engineering Conference (ICEC) in Daejeon, South Korea
Flux Lab attended the 30th ICEC, where we presented our research about the wettability characterization of cryogenic liquids.
06/2026
📝 Presentation at the 12th International Conference on Boiling and Condensation Heat Transfer (ICBCHT) at MIT in Cambridge, MA.
Flux Lab attended the 12th ICBCHT held at MIT, where Reza and Junseo shared their research results with poster presentation.
03/2026
🎉🏆 University Scholars Program Awarded to Tabitha!
Congratulations to Tabitha for receiving the University Scholars Program award for undergraduate researchers at UF! Through this program, Tabitha will conduct research on the advanced thermal management of electronics.
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