AME - Machine Learning for Turbulence and Combustion

We focus on developing high-performance simulation and machine learning tools to more accurately predict turbulent, reacting, and high-speed/nonequilibrium flows. Students can focus on either or both of (a) flow physics, control, and modeling or (b) algorithm development and deployment. We utilize and advance a suite of in-house, high-performance, Python-native computational fluid dynamics (CFD) tools for solver-embedded optimization tasks at the cutting edge of scientific machine learning.

Name of research group, project, or lab
MacArt Reacting Turbulence Laboratory
Logistics Information:
Project categories
Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics
Student ranks applicable
Junior
Senior
Student qualifications

Proficiency in differential equations, scientific programming (Python preferred), and fluid dynamics.

Hours per week
3 credits / 12+ hours
Summer - Full Time
Compensation
Research for Credit
Number of openings
2
Contact Information:
Mentor
jmacart@nd.edu
Assistant Professor
Name of project director or principal investigator
Prof. Jonathan MacArt
Email address of project director or principal investigator
jmacart@nd.edu
2 sp. | 2 appl.
Hours per week
3 credits / 12+ hours (+1)
3 credits / 12+ hoursSummer - Full Time
Project categories
Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (+1)
Aerospace and Mechanical EngineeringApplied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics