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Dr. Lin Tian is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Engineering at RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia. She holds expertise in multi-scale modeling of fluid dynamics and micro/nano particles, with a focus on aerosol transport, inhalation toxicity, and drug delivery in respiratory systems. Her research integrates computational methods like Lattice Boltzmann simulations to solve multiphase flow problems. Current projects include developing risk assessment platforms for inhaled carbon nanotubes and hydrodynamic modeling for underwater vehicle systems.
Her academic journey includes roles as a Research Fellow at RMIT (2015–2018) and Assistant Professor at SUNY Canton, USA (2008–2014). She leads funded projects such as the DECRA-supported multi-scale risk assessment platform and DSTG-funded underwater vehicle hydrodynamics research. Teaching interests span advanced thermo-fluids, mechanics of solids, and computational fluid dynamics.
Research highlights include nasal airflow modeling, fiber transport dynamics, and HVAC system optimization for pathogen control. Awards include the DECRA grant (2018), and her work addresses critical areas like occupational exposure, drug delivery efficacy, and sustainable building systems. Dr. Tian is open to supervising Masters and PhD students in computational fluid dynamics and multiphase flow applications.
