Education
- B.S. Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering from Case Western Reserve University (2024)
- PhD Aeronautical Engineering Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Expected 2029)
Internships:
- Research Intern at NASA Langley Research Center
- Software Engineering intern at Dassault Systemes
Joined CeFPaC
August 2024
CeFPaC Experience
I have learned a tremendous amount during my time at CeFPaC, gaining
valuable experience in collaborative project work, academic literature review
and writing, hands-on experimental setup, data processing, and
presentations. This line of work has also allowed me to improve my
knowledge of fluid dynamics and flight mechanics, which I hope to leverage in
future careers.
I have worked on two projects during my enrollment. The first was focused on
laminar flow control over swept wings, using piezoelectrically-driven oscillating
surface (PDOS) actuators to mitigate flow instabilities. My second and more
recent project has been on bio-inspired flow separation control, applying avian
wing features to a finite, forward-swept wing model to assess the effects on
aerodynamic performance and flow separation.
Presentations and Publications
Venne, E., Bose, A., Schuler, K., and Amitay, M., 2026, “Bio‑Inspired Flow
Separation Control on Finite Wings Across Varying Time Scales,” AIAA
SciTech Forum, Paper No. AIAA 2026‑2823, doi:10.2514/6.2026‑2823.
Bose, A., Venne, E., Schuler, K., and Amitay, M. “Bio-Inspired Flow Separation
Control on a Finite Wing during Dynamic Motion,” APS Division of Fluid
Dynamics Annual Meeting, Session T28, Houston, TX, Nov. 2025.