Professor Bodony delivered the keynote presentation at the APS March 2024 Meeting in the Focus Session on Extreme-Scale Computational Science Discovery in Fluid Dynamics and Related Disciplines. (Title slides is at left.) This collective work is solely the output of several excellent students and post-docs, listed at left.
Author: bodony@illinois.edu
Bodony on Scientific Committee for 2024 Aeroacoustics Symposium
Immediately following the 2024 AIAA/CEAS Aeroacoustics Meeting, an ERCOFTAC 39 Symposium will discuss Coherent Structures in Aeroacoustics. Bodony is part of the symposium’s Scientific Committee. Check out the CFP and consider submitting a contribution!
Bodony and collaborators to present several papers at AIAA SciTech 2024
Bodony, collaborators, and students will present our research on jet noise, FTSI, numerical methods, and plasma torch modeling at the 2024 AIAA SciTech meeting in Orlando, FL. Come check us out!
New paper “Data-Driven Unsteady Aerodynamic Modeling for Fluid-Structure Interaction” by Fellows!
Congratulations to Dr. David Fellows on the acceptance of his publication “Data-Driven Unsteady Aerodynamic Modeling for Fluid-Structure Interaction” in the AIAA J.
Post-doctoral research scholar positions open
In collaboration with CHESS, we have multiple post-doctoral research scholar positions open. Please visit our Openings page for details.
Fikl’s paper on adjoint-based control of droplets
Congratulations to Dr. Alex Fikl on his paper “Adjoint-based Control of Three Dimensional Stokes Droplets” accepted for publication in the Journal of Computational Physics.
Paper on ablating surface modeling by Padovan, Vollmer, et al.
Dr. Alby Padovan and Mr. Blaine Vollmer had their paper titled “A Modified Formulation for Ablating-Surface Boundary Conditions” accepted for publication in the International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer.
Congratulations to Paul P. for passing his qualifying exam!
Congratulations to Paul P. for passing his AE qualifying exam. He’s now ready for the full-on PhD experience.
Congratulations to Mr. Jay Woo for receiving his M.S.!
Congratulations to Mr. Jay Woo who successfully completed his Masters of Science in Aerospace Engineering degree with, in part, his thesis Resolvent-based Framework for Jet Noise Reduction of a Low Bypass Ratio Coannular Nozzle! Jay will continue his research as a Ph.D. student in the Aeroacoustics and Flow Physics Research Group.
Welcome Mr. Sam Kilduff to the group!
We are happy for Mr. Sam Kilduff to join the group to study scramjet isolator flow control.