Contents:

1. Faculty
2. Current Graduate Students
3. Recent Graduates
4. Courses
5. Links

Fluid Mechanics Faculty:

Faculty who are actively engaged in Fluid Mechanics Research in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Memorial, along with a brief description of their interests, are listed below:

• Don W. Bass
  Wave fields in landing platform docks, roll stabilisation for small fishing vessels, motions of small catamarans, ship-model correlation studies, fishing boat safety, discrete vortex methods
• Serpil Kocabiyik
  unsteady separated flows, bluff-body wake flows, free-surface flows, Navier-Stokes problems, flow-induced vibrations, vortex-body/surface interactions

Fluid Mechanics Graduate Students and Recent Graduates:

Name	Type of HQP Training and Status	Years Supervised or Cosupervised	Title of Project or Thesis	Present Position
Larisa A. Mironova	Doctoral (Completed)	Supervised 2003-2008	Accurate computation of flow past a cylinder beneath the free surface	Ph.D. Student, Memorial Univ. of NL
Oleg I. Gubanov	Master's (Completed)	Supervised 2004-07	Design of CFD code using high level programming paradigms: Free surface flow with arbitrary moving rigid bodies	Ph.D. Student, McGill University
Karl P. Lawrence	Master's (Completed)	Supervised 2002-04	Computation of unsteady viscous incompressible flow past an obliquely oscillating cylinder using parallelized finite difference algorithm	Ph.D. Student, University of Waterloo
Qasem Al-Mdallal	Doctoral (Completed)	Supervised 2000-04	Analysis and computation of the cross-flow past an oscillating cylinder with two degrees of freedom	Assist. Prof., United Arab Emirates Univ., UAE

Fluid Mechanics Courses:

The regular fluid mechanics courses listed below are offered by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Memorial University.

• AM 4180 Introduction to Fluid Dynamics
• Math 6120 Theoretical Fluid Dynamics

Recommended Fluid Mechanics Related Courses:

The graduate courses listed below are offered by the Department of Physics and Physical Oceanography; the Department of Earth Sciences and Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Memorial University.

• EASC 6177 Mathematical Formulations of Seismic Wave Phenomena
• ENGI 9901 Fundamentals of Fluid Dynamics
• ENGI 9998 Advanced Transport Phenomena
• PHYS 6321 Coastal Oceanography
• PHYS 6323 Stability Theory
• PHYS 6363 Laboratory Experiments in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics

See Dr. Serpil Kocabiyik's personal home page -- fluid mechanics section for information on

• History of Fluid Mechanics
• Fluid Mechanics Links
• Fluid Dynamics Institutes/Laboratories
• Upcoming Fluid Mechanics Conferences