My name
is Seyed Mohammad Mirzadeh and I was born January 26, 1985 in
Tehran,
Iran.
I began my primary education at the age of 6 and finished my high
school studying at the age of 18 with the cumulative GPA score
of 19.45/20. In the same year I participated in
Iran's
National Undergraduate Entrance Examination (Concour) and
I was ranked 273 rd among approximately
400,000 applicants in all fields of Mathematics and
Physical Sciences. I began studies for my Bachelor of
Science degree in Mechanical Engineering at Faculty of
Engineering, University
of
Tehran in
the fall of 2003. Currently I'm a senior student with a
cumulative GPA score of 17.43/20 and I'm supposed to finish my
BS studies in the coming fall.
My research interests are quite vast and mainly
focus on Fluid Dynamics. Primarily I'm interested in
Turbulence, Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics, Hydrodynamic
Stability, CFD, and Vortex Dynamics. I'm also
interested in Applied Mathematics, namely Optimization Theory
and applications of Dynamical Systems Theory to study
thermal/fluid systems. Recently I've begun studies in a brand
new area of Homotopy Analysis Method for solving non-linear
differential equations. I am also so passionate to start
investigations in the area of Group Transformation Theory.
I have been RA in several research programs, most of
which are focused in Non-Newtonian Fluid Dynamics and
Turbulence. My BS thesis concerns investigations on the
role of elasticity and mobility factor on the stagnation
point flow of the Giesekus Fluid. During
my university studies I have accrued research and teaching
experience, noted in my CV.
I am also a member of SAME (Scientific Association of Mechanical
Engineers) and a co-author in Nashr-e-Fan (Departmental
Scientific Journal of Mechanical Engineering) in my university.
Seyed Mohammad
Mirzadeh
