The University of Nevada, Reno invites applications for a Ph.D. student position in Aerospace Engineering focused on experimental fluid dynamics starting in Fall 2026 (flexible). The successful candidate will join Prof. Cabrera-Booman's research group to study particle-flow interactions in turbulent and impinging jet environments. The work will combine advanced diagnostics (high-speed imaging, PTV, acoustic measurements) with custom-built experimental setups. Full tuition and stipend provided through research/teaching assistantship. Yearly salary range can be found under Graduate assistant base stipends, Salary Schedules and Faculty Overload | Human Resources | University of Nevada, Reno Projects Jet and rotor flows interacting with dusty or granular beds (aerodynamics, acoustics, erosion). Turbulence and particle dynamics in water tanks with controlled forcing.
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Job Type
Part-time
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree