Faculty

H. Jane Bae

Assistant Professor of Aerospace

Degrees and Appointments

B.S., Caltech, 2011; Ph.D., Stanford University, 2018. Caltech, 2021-.

Research Overview

Professor Bae's research focuses on the physical understanding and modeling of structures associated with near-wall turbulence. Her main research goal is to develop high-fidelity models that reduce the computational cost to simulate high-Reynolds-number turbulent flows. These models will allow simulations to be utilized in the design cycle of wind farms and aircrafts and in predictions of atmospheric flows, reducing the overall time and effort associated with these processes. She also studies the physical mechanisms that generate and sustain turbulence, which, in turn, fuels new modeling approaches. She has interests in applying data-driven methods, machine learning, and other novel methods to turbulence modeling. 

EAS News about H. Jane Bae

EAS Faculty Receive Multidisciplinary Research Funding Awards from the Dept. of Defense »

Improving Aircraft Design with Machine Learning and a More Efficient Model of Turbulent Airflows »

Professor Bae Awarded Outstanding Referee by Physical Review »

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