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CFD Programs at Grad Schools
Posted Sat April 15, 2006 @09:06PM
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Help Desk Anonymous writes "I’m planning on pursuing a doctorate in CFD. Which universities have departments or faculty that specialize in CFD? I’m not specifically sure on what I’d focus, but I was considering hypersonic flows or rotary-wing applications."

Any help for our anonymous friend?


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    University of Queensland (Score:3, Informative)
    by Anonymous on Sun April 16, 2006 @08:16PM EST (#1)
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    University of Queensland is big on hypersonics http://www.eng.uq.edu.au/mechanical/
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    Some starting points (Score:2, Informative)
    by Anonymous on Tue April 18, 2006 @11:03AM EST (#2)
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    In no particular order:

    Helsinki University of Technology
    Univ. of Manchester
    SUNY Stony Brook
    Univ of Tenn. Chattanooga
    Virginia Tech
    Chalmers
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