Lin Tian

Dr Lin Tian is an academic in the School of Engineering. She loves working with students, teaching and doing research. Her interests include multi-scale modeling of fluid and micro\nano particles, aerosol transport, inhalation toxicity and drug delivery in respiratory systems, thermal and fluid science in bio-, energy, and environmental systems. Currently, she is centered on developing Lattice Boltzmann computational capabilities to solve single- and multi-phase flow problems. 

Research Projects

• A multi-scale risk assessment platform for inhaled carbon nanotubes. Funded by: Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA)
• Study of Underwater Vehicle Appendage Hydrodynamics. Funded by: Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG)
• Hydrodynamic Effects Prediction Model for USV Launch and Recovery in Network Operations. Funded by CSIRO Next Generation Graduates Program
• Inhalation risk assessment of human respiratory systems in occupational and ambient environment
• Air Quality pollution monitoring, including landfills