NEWS
On June 22nd, 24 students from the Tohoku University STEM Summer Program (undergraduate students from the University of Washington and other universities) visited the Institute of Fluid Science.
Tohoku University organized this program as a short-term internship program for international students studying science and engineering, and it was held for the first time in three years after the pandemic of COVID-19. The students first attended a lecture on the fundamentals of aircraft design by Assistant Professor Abe, followed by a visit to the experimental facility for cavitation flows presented by Professor Iga and Associate Professor Okajima. The supercomputer was then introduced by Prof. Hattori, Associate Prof. Hirota, and the AFI Research Center, and the students had an immersive experience in a big 3D visualization system for turbulence simulation for the Haneda airport and molecular dynamics simulations.
Throughout the visit, students asked many questions, demonstrating their strong interest in the subject.
【Related Links】
Tohoku University STEM Summer Program
Tohoku University organized this program as a short-term internship program for international students studying science and engineering, and it was held for the first time in three years after the pandemic of COVID-19. The students first attended a lecture on the fundamentals of aircraft design by Assistant Professor Abe, followed by a visit to the experimental facility for cavitation flows presented by Professor Iga and Associate Professor Okajima. The supercomputer was then introduced by Prof. Hattori, Associate Prof. Hirota, and the AFI Research Center, and the students had an immersive experience in a big 3D visualization system for turbulence simulation for the Haneda airport and molecular dynamics simulations.
Throughout the visit, students asked many questions, demonstrating their strong interest in the subject.
＜Lecture and Tour＞
【Related Links】
Tohoku University STEM Summer Program