MSCE Lab

At the MSCE Lab, we study how flow, transport, and reactions shape environmental and energy systems. We combine mathematical modeling, numerical simulations, and experiments to connect small-scale processes with system performance.

Our work focuses on biofilms, water treatment, resource recovery, and energy storage. Computational methods are developed alongside experiments to understand these systems and guide their design. We aim to bring fundamental insights into practical engineering applications, in a supportive research environment that welcomes students from diverse backgrounds.

Funded Research Opportunities

Ph.D. Recruitment at Texas A&M (Fall 2027)

One funded Ph.D. position starting in Fall 2027, focused on computational electrokinetic flow for water treatment, resource recovery, and energy systems using CFD and physics-based AI.

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