Şenay Pasinlioğlu

Şenay Pasinlioğlu is a Researcher at the Department of Mathematics Engineering, Istanbul Technical University. Her research focuses on fluid dynamics, nonlinear wave equations, and cavitation phenomena, particularly in cavitating nozzle flows and acoustic cavitation bubbles. She develops reduced-order gas pressure laws for modeling micro/nanobubbles and investigates long-term behavior of coupled nonlocal wave equations.

Her work includes studies on thermal behavior of cavitation bubbles, shock wave dynamics in bubbly flows, and numerical simulations of unsteady cavitating systems. She leads projects on gas pressure laws and the long-time behavior of nonlinear systems. Collaborations span fluid mechanics, applied mathematics, and biomedical engineering applications.

• Projects:
  • "Yerel ve Doğrusal Olmayan Kuple Dalga Denklemlerinin Genel Sınıfı için Çözümlerin Uzun Zaman Davranışı"
  • "Kavitasyon Kabarcıklarında Gaz Basıncı Yasası"

Her research interests emphasize mathematical modeling, nonlinear systems, and experimental validation of cavitation models. No scientific awards are listed. She has supervised no formal advisees. Projects include grants focused on advancing cavitation theory and fluid dynamics applications.