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Title: Department of Mathematical Sciences


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Department of Mathematical Sciences
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  • Applied Mathematics
  • Computational Enginee Research F. Tanner
  • Simulation of Food Sprays F. Tanner
  • Multiphase Fluid Systems K. Feigl
  • Blood Flow Analysis W. Ying
  • Statistical Genetics Group
  • Q. Sha, R. Jiang, J. Dong, S. Zhang, H. Chen

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Computational Engine Research
  • Motivation
  • Health and Environmental
  • Sustainability
  • Main Objectives
  • Understand physical processes
  • Develop simulation tools
  • Results
  • Strategy to minimize fuel consumption and
    emissions
  • Multi-orifice asynchronous injection

Mass fraction of an evaporating fuel spray
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Modeling of Food Sprays
  • Motivation
  • Spray-drying and spray-freezing
  • Encapsulation of nutrients
  • Main Objectives
  • Obtain desired drop size distributions
  • Maximize production
  • Modeling Challenges/Research
  • Complex flows and materials
  • Phase changes

Air-assist atomization of a nutriose liquid spray
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  • Examples/Applications
  • Emulsions, foams, polymer blends
  • Foods, plastics, pharmaceuticals
  • Goals
  • Understand process-microstructure- rheology
    relationtionship
  • Design processes to optimize product properties
  • Research
  • Multidisciplinary approach
  • Combine modeling, simulation and experiments

Simulation of Fluid Systems
Simulated deformation of a fluid droplet
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Droplet deforming in supercritical shear flow
Droplet deforming in supercritical elongational
flow
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Statistical Genetics Group
  • Sixteen Members
  • 5 faculty
  • 2 post-docs
  • 9 PhD Students
  • Supported by 4 NIH Grants
  • Total funding of over 1 million

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  • Groups Aims
  • Develop new tools for analysis of genomic data
  • Use innovative models and methods in human
    genetic studies
  • Key Research Areas
  • Functional gene mapping
  • Pedigree analysis
  • Gene interactions
  • Computational methodologies
  • Microarray analysis
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