Cavitation, Propulsion & Multiphase Flow Laboratory

Originally an MSc. student, Dhruv converted to a Direct Ph.D. in Spring 2020. His research intends to predict Reynolds Uncertainties in unsteady cavitating flows using data assimilation techniques like Ensemble Kalman Filtering and Physics-Informed Machine Learning. Other than research and academic activities, Dhruv is also a member of the Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) of the Kevin T. Crofton Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering, having led the efforts as a student in the 3-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition-2019. In his free time, Dhruv enjoys cooking and reading books.

​