Welcome to the Kasbaoui Research Group at Arizona State University. Our research aims at providing cutting-edge science that improves engineering systems relying on multiphase flows, and particle-laden flows specifically. We do this by: (1) formulating original theories and analytical methods that improve our understanding of the processes at play, and (2) developing new numerical tools that enable discoveries in massively parallel simulations.
The group is led by Prof. Mohamed Houssem Kasbaoui in the School for Engineering of Matter and Transport. Prof. Kasbaoui (cass-bah-wee) is an Assistant Professor in mechanical and aerospace engineering. For more details on current and past work, refer to his curriculum vitae.
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LEAP is a state-of-the-art, highly scalable, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) code developed by Prof. Mohamed Houssem Kasbaoui at Arizona State University. LEAP is designed to deliver robust and efficient algorithms for CFD applications involving laminar and turbulent single-phase/multiphase flows. The code is built bottom-up to leverage MPI parallelization and modern FORTRAN features (Object Oriented Programing, data polymorphism and code-reusability).
Funding: National Science Foundation, EAR - Hydrological Sciences award #2409164 (2024 – 2027).
Funding: National Science Foundation, CBET - Particulate & Multiphase Flows award #2148710 (2022 – 2025).
Funding: American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund award #62195-DNI9 (2021 – 2023).
Funding: National Science Foundation, CBET - Fluid Dynamics award #2028617 (2020 – 2023) & EEC - GOALI award #2216969.