We seek the best and most enthusiastic graduate candidates from across the globe. Research topics are in the general area of experimental fluid mechanics, with a particular focus on turbulence, and will use a wide array of experimental methods to study the physics of such flows. Applicants will be expected to gain extensive knowledge in advanced laser based diagnostics and experimental techniques. Exceptional candidates will also be expected to couple their research with direct numerical simulations using the code InCompact3d or similar commercial software.
Prospective PhD applicants must already hold a Masters degree (M.Eng., M.Sc., M.Res. or equivalent) in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace (Aeronautics) Engineering, Physics or Maths and have an excellent academic record (CGPA of 3.7 or above / 1st Class Degree). Other degrees are assessed on an individual basis. Prospective Master's applicants must also hold a relevant Engineering or Physics degree with a CGPA of 3.7 or above / 1st Class Degree.
Interested applicants must first submit an application to the McGill admission page and list Prof. Jovan Nedić as the potential supervising academic. You are strongly advised to tailor your Personal Statement to one of the available research projects (see below). Once the application is submitted, you may contact Prof. Jovan Nedić directly at jovan.nedic@mcgill.ca to discuss the project and application further.
We are currently seeking applicants for the following project(s):
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