Hossein Jabbari

My name is Hossein Jabbari, and I hold an M.Sc. degree in Aerospace Engineering from Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. My research interests primarily revolve around Fluid Mechanics and Dynamics, Aerodynamics, Renewable Energy, Experimental tests, Aeroacoustics, and Energy harvesting. Throughout my academic journey, I have actively engaged in research activities, resulting in several notable accomplishments. With the help of my ex-supervisor and advisor, we have published three articles published in journals with Q1 and Q2 indexes, showcasing the significance of my research contributions. Additionally, I have presented four research papers at international conferences and published two articles in domestic scientific journals. I am currently awaiting the review process for two articles that delve into the topic of active flow control, specifically focusing on piezoelectric (FSI) and sweeping jet techniques. For my M.Sc. thesis, I am conducting a numerical study on flow control affected by roughness elements on the protuberances wing. This research is being carried out under the supervision of Prof. M.H. Javareshkian, who holds a Ph.D. in computational fluid dynamics and aerodynamics from the Imperial College of Science and Technology. Notably, I achieved the second rank among all graduating students in the field. To complement my academic endeavors, I have developed expertise in various professional software, including ANSYS, Gambit, Openfoam, Solidworks, Matlab, Python, Tecplot, and CFD post. Proficiency in these tools has enabled me to analyze and simulate complex engineering problems effectively. I am committed to furthering my knowledge and skills in aerospace engineering, and I am eager to contribute to civilian cutting-edge research and innovation in the field.

Living in : Iran

Gender : MaleRace : Middle Eastern

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Educations

Mechanical And Aerospace EngineeringMaster'sFerdowsi University of Mashhad2021-03-13 Iran

Supervisor's name :Prof. Mohammad Hasan Javareshkian

Title :

Numerical study of flow control affected by roughness elements on the protuberance wing

Aerospace EngineeringBachelor'sPayam Noor University2017-06-23 Iran

Supervisor's name :Dr. Alireza Javanmardi

Title :

Investigation of the wind turbine aerodynamics

Work Experiences

Teacher Assistance

at Fredowsi University

Start : 25-Sep-2019

End : 16-Jan-2020

mentoring BSc

at Fredowsi Unversity

Start : 08-May-2022

End : 19-Sep-2022

English Scores

IELTS14-Feb-2023

6/9Total

Reading :

5.5/9

Speaking :

7/9

Listening :

5.5/9

Writing :

6/9

Conferences

Your Presentation Title :

Acoustic analysis of a full-span for ground clearance conditions at critical Reynolds

Conference Name :Intern Conf. Iranian Aerospace

Iran

2021

Your Presentation Title :

The effect of optimized roughness element distribution on the behavior of phase portraits circuits in critical Reynolds

Conference Name :Inter. Conf. Iranian Aerospace

Iran

2021

Your Presentation Title :

Frequency analysis and investigation of flow arrangement of two infinite wings with simple and sinusoidal leading edges

Conference Name :Inter. Conf. Iranian Aerospace

Iran

2021

Your Presentation Title :

Improves the aerodynamic performance of the infinite sinusoidal wing with the benefit of rough elements at pre-stall angles

Conference Name :Inter. Conf. Iranian Aerospace

Iran

2021

Journal Publications

Publication Title :

Phase portrait analysis of laminar separation bubble and ground clearance interaction at critical (low) Reynolds number flowFirst author

Journal :

Ocean Engineering

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Publication Title :

Acoustic and phase portrait analysis of leading-edge roughness element on laminar separation bubbles at low Reynolds number flowFirst author

Journal :

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part G: Journal of Aerospace Engineering

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Publication Title :

Static roughness element effects on Protuberance full-span wing at Micro Aerial vehicle applicationFirst author

Journal :

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part G: Journal of Aerospace Engineering

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Research Keywords

Fluid mechanicsComputational fluid dynamics

multiphase flow

flow control

Aeroacoustics

energy harvesting

bio-inspired flow physics

Cavitation

and micro aerial vehicles aerodynamics. Experimental

Awards

First Rank Student in UniversityMaster

DissertationSelected master2022-05-04

Conferance papeSelected paper2021-06-17

EducationPrivileged rese2021-11-25

ScholarshipFull fund MSc2017-09-22

ScholarshipFull fund BSc2011-09-23

EducationNominated stude2021-12-26