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Professor Clinton P. T. Groth is a leading researcher in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and the Associate Director of Graduate Studies at the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies (UTIAS). He heads the CFD Propulsion Group, specializing in high-performance computing, parallel algorithm design, and adaptive mesh refinement methodologies for both compressible and reactive flow applications. His research spans non-equilibrium flows and rarefied gas dynamics, with a current focus on developing high-order methods for complex fluid behaviors, including gas-turbine combustor flows. Groth has collaborated extensively with industry partners such as Pratt & Whitney Canada, working on advancing simulation techniques for aviation applications. He has received recognition including the XSeed Funding Grant from the University of Toronto for his work in GPU-accelerated magnetohydrodynamics. Groth is actively involved in academic conferences, having served as co-chair for the CSME/CFD Society Canada joint conference and providing lectures at international institutions.
University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies (UTIAS) • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Leading the CFD Propulsion Group, focusing on advanced simulation techniques for fluid dynamics in propulsion systems.
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