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Satake Lab
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The lab studies heat and fluid flow through computer simulation.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying heat and flow through computation.
The Satake Lab champions "computer simulation engineering" and conducts research in thermal engineering.
The professor's research field is computational thermofluid dynamics within thermal engineering.
The lab has master's students and fourth-year undergraduate students.
Key terms
- Computational thermofluid dynamics
- A field that uses numerical computation on computers to study how heat is transferred and how fluids flow
- Thermal engineering
- An engineering field that deals with the transfer and utilization of heat
ResearchResearch themes
The lab's website introduces the Satake Lab as "computer simulation engineering." The professor's research keywords are simulation engineering and thermal engineering.
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The Satake Lab's members consist of the professor and master's and undergraduate students.
- ProfessorShinichi Satake
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