Assistant Professor, 2022 onwards (Aerospace Engg., Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India)

Webpage: https://iitk.ac.in/new/pradeep-moise

Research Fellow, 2020-2022 (Aero. & Astro. Engg. University of Southampton, U. K.)

Topic: Transonic buffet on airfoils

Supervisor: Prof. Neil D. Sandham

Ph. D., 2012-2019 (Aerospace Engg., Indian Institute of Science, India)    

Thesis title: Bubble and conical forms of vortex breakdown in swirling jets (link)

Supervisor: Prof. Joseph Mathew

M. Sc., 2008-2012 (Aerospace Engg., Indian Institute of Science, India)

Thesis title: Experimental study of plasma actuators characteristics and optimization of configuration

Supervisors: Prof. Joseph Mathew, Dr. Kartik Venkatraman and Dr. Joy Thomas

B. Tech., 2004-2008 (Mechanical Engg., National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli, India)

Courses Taught

• Aerodynamics II (AE612A) PG course at IIT Kanpur, 2023 Jan and 2024 Jan

• Computational methods (AE703A), with Prof. Ashoke De, PG course, IIT Kanpur, 2023 Aug

• Compressible aerodynamics (AE311A), with Dr. A. K. Perumal, UG summer course, IIT Kanpur, 2023 May

• Practical Ethics (ETH111), UG First year compulsory course, IIT Kanpur, 2023 Aug. and 2024 Jan (Course coordinator)

Tutorials and special lectures

• “Proper orthogonal decomposition for modal analysis of large datasets” in the undergraduate course, SESA6082 Computational aerodynamics, offered by Prof. Neil D. Sandham, Dept. of Aero. and Astro. Engg., University of Southampton, UK

• “Spectral POD: the time has come”, AACE Lunchtime Tutorials, Dept. of Aero. and Astro. Engg., University of Southampton, UK, 2021

• “Adjoint-based optimization”, Fluid Mechanics Discussion Forum, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., IISc, 2019

• “Vorticity and vortices”, Fluid Mechanics Discussion Forum, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., IISc, 2019

1.  SERB Start-up Research Grant, 2023:   "Bubble and conical forms of vortex breakdown in turbulent swirling jets”  (30 lakhs INR)

2. Initiation grant, IIT Kanpur, 2023: “Effect of nozzle geometry on vortex breakdown forms”  (25 lakhs INR).

3. UKTC Grand challenge, 2021 (co-investigator): “The role of shock waves in transonic buffet”,  research proposal for computational resources on UK National supercomputing service ARCHER2 (awarded: 24 million core-hours; notional costs: £38,400)

4. EPSRC HPC Top-up grant, 2021 (co-investigator): Research proposal for additional computational resources on ARCHER2 for grant EP/R037167/1 "Extending the buffet envelope: step change in data quantity and quality of analysis" (awarded: 25 million core-hours; notional costs: £39,936) 

5. UKTC 6th call, 2020 (co-investigator): "Examining the impact of shock control bumps on transonic buffet using Large Eddy Simulation", research proposal for computational resources on ARCHER (awarded: 1.6 million core-hours; notional costs: £13,315)

6. Best presentation prize: Journal of Fluid Mechanics Symposium: from fundamentals to applied fluid mechanics, India, (Selected student talks), 2017