- Research Highlight: Brandon Dillon
May 17, 2017
PhD student Brandon Dillon is working to mathematically describe coherent flow processes in rivers and quantify their ability to impart motion to alluvial material.
- ¡Rio! gets an upgrade
¡Rio! recently received an upgrade with the help of CEE undergrad Michael Lanza (left) and PhD student Brandon Dillon (right).
- An Investigation of Low-Cost High Performance Computing for Small Science
June 29, 2016
Ph.D. Student Brandon Dillon builds BEHL’s first supercomputer to simulate the complex structure of turbulent flows in rivers and estuaries.
- Uncertainty In Stormwater Flow Measurements
May 1, 2016
Recent laboratory study puts bounds on uncertainty associated with measurements of flow moving through storm sewer systems to inform stormwater science and management.
- Research Highlight: Mohamad Rouhnia
April 29, 2016
Mohamad Rouhnia is a fourth year PhD student working on the influence of various interface instabilities on the removal of sediment from buoyant freshwater plumes.
- Research Highlight: Nilay Iscen
April 28, 2016
Nilay is a first year PhD student currently studying the hydraulic and topographic co-evolution of cohesive alluvial fans and deltas.
