This is very true

tardis3134 · 9 days

I also would like to say that 10 started to change, notably in his last series and on Water of Mars, 10 decided he was in charge.

dhrieman · 10 days

I did, indeed, but I am also playing around with paraview. Do you know a way to display vorticity?

dhrieman · 10 days

I am working on a larger project to examine flow in human bronchial tubes. We are testing out the capabilities of our flow solver because it is generally used for very different applications. This is just a simple bifurcation and we are wanting to match physical results of a similar experiment before moving on to a more complex/more realistic model of the human bronchial tree.

dhrieman · 10 days

It is remarkably cost effective. Simulations can be run for a multitude of scenarios, allowing for redesigns and detection of problems early in the design process. With computers getting more powerful, it just gets more and more attractive each year.

dhrieman · 10 days

Thanks for the advice. I haven't had classes from him yet, but I have taken note of this for the future.

dhrieman · 10 days

Well I am sorry if I offended. I do know that the program is strong though; I think that UTC poached the majority of our CFD staff from there, and a lot of our programs were born there.

dhrieman · 10 days

It might be Mississippi State. I am not sure. I just followed my adviser's advice, and after talking with people from the program at UTC and seeing the city, I knew it was where I wanted to go.

dhrieman · 10 days

shhhh......no one knows.

dhrieman · 10 days

I recommend it. With CFD growing as quickly as it is, companies are looking for more competitive candidates that won't require as much training. I am going to The National SimCenter at UTC, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. It was recommended over MIT by my undergrad adviser. Other good programs are at Ole Miss and Stanford too, I think.

dhrieman · 10 days

Yes and no. Newcomers are always welcome, but the company is a Master's program. All the students work for the university doing research and contracts that we get from the government or other interested parties. Most students get tuition waivers and a stipend that is hefty enough that it could be considered a salary.

dhrieman · 10 days

It is the first step in a study of airflow in human lungs. We are just testing how a simple bifurcation acts in our flow solver, seeing if it can match simple results before moving on to more complex simulations.

Kogknight · 13 days

That is awesome. I love little fun stuff about the show like that. My favorite fun fact is that Douglas Adams, the author of Hithciker's, wrote several Doctor Who Episodes under a pen name. And the last installment of Hitchiker's, with the Crikket robots, was supposed to be a Doctor Who Episode: Slartibartfast = Doctor, Bistromath - Tardis, and Crikket Robots = Daleks.

Kogknight · 14 days

Helen Mirren has said many times that she wants to play the doctor. I don't know if she is the best choice, but I would LOVE a female doctor.

michelk · 16 days

My fluids professor always pronounced kinetic energy as "ki-neck" energy. He also said "degrees Kelvin," which caused my hair to stand on end. My fluids lab instructor pronounced error as "urr-urr." I excuse that because he is from the deep south.

thatgalen · 20 days

Also, the running of the Chihuahuas will be at the Tennessee Pavilion at 6.

voterzen · 28 days

YATHEISM!

voterzen · 28 days

YAYTHEISM!

Tomisgodly · 29 days

YAYTHEISM!

bonzaibuddha · 29 days

YAYTHEISM!

dhrieman · 29 days

We can use this to, because it sounds like: "No thanks, theism."

YAYTHEISM!

R3vAmP3d · 1 month

YAYTHEISM!

^it's a new way to congratulate a cool atheist post, etc.

dhrieman

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