Future Students

If you are interested in the PhD program:

1. Review our lab research, and propose your own research direction that you would like to explore

2. Submit your PhD application to the OSU MAE, and list me as your preferred advisor

3. Review/study John Anderson's Fundamentals of Aerodynamics

4. Send me an email that (a) describes your status on steps 1~3 and (b) includes your CV and application statement

My expectations of PhD applicants to my lab:

• Motivation and interest in fundamental research in broad aerodynamics areas

• Strong academic background and critical thinking

• Curiosity and resilience to tackle revolutionary problems in aerospace

If you are interested in the MS program:

1. Review our lab research, and propose your own research direction that you would like to explore

2. Submit your MS application to the OSU MAE, and list me as your preferred advisor

3. Review/study John Anderson's Fundamentals of Aerodynamics

4. Send me an email that (a) describes your status on steps 1~3 and (b) includes your CV and application statement

Please note that I rarely provide GRA support to MS students. If you are a highly motivated student with a strong background, you should consider a PhD. 

If you are interested in joining RAA Lab as an undergraduate researcher:

• I expect at least 8 hours/week commitment towards research

• I expect you to have a strong interest in pursuing a graduate degree

• Send me an email that includes (1) your interests in RAA Lab research, (2) your career objective and plan for grad school, and (4) your CV and transcript.