Josh Anibal

Aerospace Engineering and Scientific Computing PhD Candidate

University of Michigan

Biography

In the MDOlab at the University of Michigan I work to leverage gradient based optimization methods for aerodynamic and heat transfer problems. I made this website to share my share my knowledge through my research and blog posts.

Interests

Computational Fluid Dynamics
Numerical Linear Algebra
High Performance Computing
Multi-Disciplinary Optimization
Heat Transfer

Education

PhD in Aerospace Engineering and Scientific Computing, 2023

University of Michigan
BSE in Aerospace Engineering, 2018

University of Michigan

Featured Publications

Josh Anibal, Charles Mader, Joaquim R. R. A. Martins

June, 2022 In Int. J. of Heat and Mass Transfer

Aerodynamic shape optimization of an electric aircraft motor surface heat exchanger with conjugate heat transfer constraint

The shape of surface heat exchanger is optimized to reduce drag for a range of heat constraints evaluated with a convective-only or conjugate heat transfer model.

Josh Anibal, Charles Mader, Joaquim R. R. A. Martins

January, 2020 In SciTech

Aerothermal Optimization of X-57 High-Lift Motor Nacelle

The shape of the X-57 high-lift motors are modified to reduce drag for a range of heat constraints evaluated with a convective or conjugate heat transfer model.