Prof. Katepalli Sreenivasan — Research Profile
Graduate application deadlines
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (Tandon School of Engineering)
PhD in Mechanical Engineering
Fall 2027Application deadline
Dec 1, 2026
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Fall 2027Priority deadline
Dec 1, 2026
Application deadline
Feb 15, 2027
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Prof. Katepalli Sreenivasan at New York University Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (Tandon School of Engineering) lists Fluid mechanics and turbulence, complex fluids, nonlinear dynamics, nonequilibrium phenomena, cryogenic helium, mathematical modeling of global change and biomechanical phenomena as their registered research area.
Research keywords
Recent papers
- Thermal convection in one, two, three and four dimensionsJournal of Fluid Mechanics · Sep 1
- The asymptotic state of decaying turbulencePhilosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences · Jul 30
- Circulation Statistics in Rayleigh-Bénard ConvectionPreprintarXiv (Cornell University) · Jul 16
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