- Mechanics and Dynamical systems; application to modeling aquatic locomotion.
- Differential Geometry (continuous and discrete); application to solid-fluid interactions.
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Eva Kanso is an
assistant professor at USC in the
Aerospace and mechanical engineering department.
Her current areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
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Roxana Tiron
Research project: Locomotion of spring-mass system in a ring formation |
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Fangxu Jing
Research project: Viscous evolution of point vortex equilibria |
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Babak Oskouei
Research project: Stability and Control of a Vortex-Body System |
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Adam Ysasi
Research project: Wake Structure of Flapping Airfoils |
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Rustom Jehangir University of Southern California
Research project: Passive tracers in the flow field of stochastically perturbed doublets |
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Kurt Bitter University of Southern California
Research project: Interactions of multiple particles subject to social forces |
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Sarine Babikian American University of Beirut, AUB
Research project: Stability of a Submerged Elliptic Body |
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Vincent Lubrano, Ecole Nationale Superieure de Mecanique et d'Aerotechnique, ENSMA
Research project: An inviscid model for shedding vortex pairs from a swimming cylinder |
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Paul Kleinknecht American University of Beirut, AUB
Research project: Parametric study of the dynamics of a submerged three-link fish. |
 Sujit Nair Postdoc in 2006 Now Postdoc at Caltech |
 George Chamoun Graduated from USC in 2008 (main advisor: Prof. Newton) Now Postdoc at Virginia Tech |