Possible careers
About 65% of graduated students choose to carry out a PhD in prestigious Universities and research laboratories. The other 50% go to the corporate world in Europe and outside Europe. More than 100 graduates are now well established and successful professionals in both industry and research structures.
Sectors
Examples of PhD studies
More than 50% of the students choose to continue with a PhD in different Universities in Europe or in the USA. Here is a list of recent PhD from former Master students :
- Akash Patil, « Deep Learning-Assisted Modelling of Turbulence in Fluids », University Paris Science et Lettres (PSL), France
- Damien Genest, « From Dissipation Extreme Events to Dispersion Extreme Events, a Print of Singularities : Experimental Approach », CEA – Paris Saclay University, France
- Nicholas Trealeven, « The numerical prediction of the acoustic response of liquid-fuelled, swirl-stabilised flames », Rolls Royce & Loughborough University, UK
- Swapnil Kharche, «High Reynolds turbulence : Study of the inertial intermittency in axisymmetric jet and von Kármán cryogenic flows » CEA – Université Grenoble Alpes, France
- Yakut Cansev Kucukosman, « Semi-analytical approaches for the prediction of the noise produced by ducted windturbines », VKI – Delft University, Nederland.
- Manasa Periyapattana, « Experimental study of liquid films on the structured packing elements of distillation columns », Paris Saclay University, France
- Vilas Shinde, « Fluidelastic instability in heat exchanger tube arrays and a galerkin-free model reduction of multiphysics systems », Paris Saclay University, France
- Nicholas Hamilton, « Anisotropy of the Reynolds Stress Tensor in the Wakes of Counter-Rotating Wind Turbine Arrays Wakes of Counter-Rotating Wind Turbine Array », Portlan state University, USA
International Turbulence Master 