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Biofluid Dynamics Lab

George Washington University
Research lead
Michael W. Plesniak
Research area
Biofluid dynamics
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Biofluid dynamicsCardiovascular flowsSpeech productionTurbulenceWind energy

About the research

How can understanding fluid motion help explain human speech and the circulation of blood?

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The Biofluid Dynamics Lab investigates phonation and cardiovascular flows, with computer simulations intended to help assess possible outcomes of surgical procedures. Research connects fundamental fluid mechanics with the behavior of biological systems. A complementary research program uses wind-tunnel facilities to investigate turbulence and flows relevant to transportation and wind energy. Together these directions examine how fluid movement interacts with complex geometry in biomedical and engineering problems.

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