Welcome to our research lab!
Our lab focuses on computational sciences, addressing hypersonics, boundary-layer transition, propulsion designs, turbulence, multiphase flows, the development of numerical methods, and libraries for solving Partial Differential Equations (PDEs).
The discovery of new Partial Differential Equations (PDEs).
Our lab has collaborated with and continues to collaborate with the ViSTA Laboratory and the Control Systems and Robotics Laboratories at TAMUK.
Active collaborations with other labs and universities:
Brown University
The University of Texas at El Paso
Texas A&M University in Corpus Christi
Texas A&M University in College Station
Pennsylvania State University
University of California, Santa Cruz
DeepVein Inc
Cranfield University
Separation and Transition | Spark Shadowgraphs
Milton Van Dyke | An Album of Fluid Motion
News
October 2025
We welcome:
Chelsea M. Caballero - Undergraduate Research Assistant
Avinash Potluri is selected as chair of the Compressible Flow: Computational Methods session at the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Annual Meeting 2025
September 2025
We welcome:
Katrina I. Sanchez - Graduate Research Assistant
August 2025
Dr. Arturo Rodriguez joined the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at TAMUK as a tenure-track assistant professor.
We welcome:
Avinash Potluri - Graduate Research Assistant,
Gopishwar Sharma Palepu - Graduate Research Assistant,
Alan M. Hernandez - Undergraduate Research Assistant,
Andrew R. Ybarra - Undergraduate Research Assistant,
Noah L. Estrada - Undergraduate Research Assistant,
David L. Heinsler - Undergraduate Research Assistant,
Kate Reza - Undergraduate Research Assistant,
Rene D. Reza - Undergraduate Research Assistant,
Taylor N. Garcia - Undergraduate Research Assistant,
Marc A. Cantu - Undergraduate Research Assistant,
Vyom Kumar - High School Researcher,
Aryan Singh - High School Researcher, and
Laila Ali - High School Researcher.
July 2025
Arturo visited Sandia National Laboratories in Livermore, California, hosted by Irina Tezaur, and gave a short talk on Generative AI for Fluids.
June 2025
Vyom Kumar wins ASAIO Poster of Distinction for our work on "Interactive Web: Leveraging AI-Driven Code Generation to Create 3D Venous Valve for DVT Risk Analysis
May 2024
Arturo gave a seminar at the Computational Physics Lagrangian Codes Group at Los Alamos National Laboratory.