AMTSL (Advance Multiscale Thermofluidics Laboratory)
Research Field
PI is currently working as an assistant professor in the Department of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Energy Engineering at National Chin-Yi University Technology.
AMTSL (Advance Multiscale Thermofluidics Laboratory) provides solutions in thermal management at the micro to macro scales through flow control systems. We develop flexible heatsinks, three-dimensional printed fluidic windows for public transportation, air quality management systems, and air purifiers.
PI's multi-disciplinary background spans in the fields of Mechanical, Refrigeration and Biomedical Engineering with specialization in Fluid Dynamics. His research interest’s lies in Multi-scale thermal management, Energy efficient fluidic window, Microfluidics, flow engineering and 3D-printing in HVAC engineering components.
1. Win-Jet Luo, Pramod Vishwakarma, Chen-Chien Hsieh, Bivas Panigrahi.,* (2022). Microfluidic modular heat sink with improved material characteristics towards thermal management of flexible electronics, Applied thermal engineering , (SCI, IF = 6.7, 13/177, 8%, Mechanical).
2. Panigrahi, B., & Chen, C. Y.＊ (2019). Microfluidic retention of progressively motile zebrafish sperms. Lab on a Chip, 19(24), 4033-4042. (SCI, 5-year-IF = 6.58, 5/84, Chemistry, Analytical), 「Selected as Journal Back Cover.」
3. Panigrahi, B., Wang, H. W., Luo, W. J., Chou, Y. C., & Chen, J. J. (2023). Comparative analysis of the static and dynamic dehumidification performance of metal-organic framework materials. Science and Technology for the Built Environment, 1-16.
Ph. D in Mechanical Engineering, NCKU
2 Vacancies
Job Description
Development of numerical models to evaluate thermal management efficacy of a full-scale 3-D printed fluidic window towards building thermal management
Preferred Intern Education Level
We are seeking interns at the Bachelors, Masters, and PhD levels.
Skill sets or Qualities
CFD (OpenFOAM, Ansys Fluent), Computing tool (MATLAB/PYTHON), Basic understanding of 3D printing.