A Compressor Rotating Stall Criterion For Radially Nonuniform Flow
Developed a rotating stall criterion for compressors with a radially varying pressure rise characteristic, using a body
force model representation of the rotor and the Solution Adaptive Numerical Simulator to solve for the flow.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, September 2024–August 2026. Advised by Professor Ed Greitzer and Dr Marshall Galbraith.
Experimental and numerical work on the coalescence of viscoelastic drops. At small contact angles, the coalescence
behaviour was near-Newtonian. At high contact angles, its departure from the Newtonian case depended on the Deborah and
elastocapillary numbers.
Journal of Fluid Mechanics, January 2026. Princeton University, May 2022–August 2023. Advised by Professor Howard Stone and Dr Paul Kaneelil.
Numerical analysis and experimental validation of the thermal behaviour of a lithium self-field MPD thruster during its
heat-up and plasma-firing phases, with recommendations for improving future measurements and models.
Princeton University, August 2023–April 2024. Advised by Professor Edgar Y. Choueiri. Recognized through induction into Sigma Xi.
Developed a high-frequency, high-sensitivity gas-analysis method by pulsing the tungsten filament of a MEMS gas-flow
sensor. A finite-element model was derived and validated with high-pressure argon, compressed dry air, and exhaled breath,
improving measurement frequency by three orders of magnitude over contemporary commercial sensors.
University of Oxford, October 2022–June 2023. Supervised by Professor Kam Chana and Professor John Coull. First-class honours.