Working at the intersection of fluid mechanics, structural mechanics and dynamics, Duke MEMS faculty are investigating a diverse range of aerospace problems. Using computational and experimental methods, our researchers seek to discover new knowledge of the physics involved to aid in the development of improved airframes and turbomachinery that are safer and more efficient.

Research Areas
- Acoustics
- Aeroelasticity
- Aerospace engineering
- Computational fluid dynamics
- Nonlinear dynamics and complex systems
- Structural dynamics
- Turbomachinery aeromechanics
- Vibration
Centers, Initiatives & Facilities
- Related Study Opportunities
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PhD
Specializations include:
Master of Science (MS) or Master of Engineering (MEng)
Concentrations include:
Graduate Certificates include: