Members
Our diverse team collaborates on cutting-edge experimental and theoretical projects, leveraging expertise in flow diagnostics, turbulence, and fluid-structure interactions. Together, we aim to develop innovative solutions to complex engineering challenges across mechanical, aerospace, marine, and civil applications.
The Fluid Dynamics Laboratory brings together a dedicated team of researchers, including faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate assistants, who are passionate about advancing fluid mechanics.
Program Investigator
Shabnam Mohammadshahi, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Graduate Students
Andrew Saldivar
Andrew Saldivar graduated from New Mexico State University earning a Bachelors of Science in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. Andrew previously involved in the student organizations Design Build Fly (DBF) and The Atomic Aggies earning a High Powered Rocketry (HPR) certification.
Md. Abir Hasan Jilan
Md. Abir Hasan Jilan is a graduate student at Mechanical and Aerospace Department. Abir is enthusiastic about conducting research in experimental fluid dynamics.
Undergraduate Students
Eduardo Avalos Campa
Eduardo Avalos Campa is an undergraduate student pursuing a dual major in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. His research focuses on developing 3D-printed superhydrophobic surfaces to advance innovative solutions for drag reduction and anti-icing applications.
Estefanía Solano Calderón
Estefanía Solano Calderón is an undergraduate student pursuing a dual major in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. She is passionate about experimental fluid dynamics and enjoys exploring innovative ideas while tackling challenges that contribute to her personal and academic growth.
Andrea Gallegos
Andrea Gallegos is an undergraduate student pursuing a dual major in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. She is passionate about materials science, focusing on its applications in advancing aerospace and mechanical systems.
Diana Romero Flores
Diana Romero Flores is an undergraduate student pursuing a dual major in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. She enjoys utilizing CAD software and simulations to design and optimize components that support experimental fluid dynamics research.
Anibal A. Manriquez
Anibal Manriquez is an undergrad student, pursuing a dual degree in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Chemistry. He is passionate about Aerospace Engineering and actively explores experimental fluid dynamics to address challenges in human space exploration and spacecraft design.