Jiarong Hong is interested in developing novel flow imaging techniques aka flowscopes that allow us to “see” the flow and particle movement within the flow at unprecedented spatial and temporal resolutions across a broad range of disciplines. Using such flowscopes, his work not only addresses challenging fundamental questions in the field of fluid dynamics, but also enables research in other fields including oceanography, agriculture, robotics, microbiology, medical sciences, material sciences, etc.
Lab
Flow Field Imaging Lab - ME 76
Cavitation and Bubbly Flows - SAFL water tunnel
ME Research Areas
Fluid Mechanics
Particle Technology
ME Impact Areas
Energy Transition
Environment & Sustainability
Human Health
Next-Generation Manufacturing
Education
Ph.D. 2011, Johns Hopkins University
M.S. 2008, Johns Hopkins University
B.S. 2005, University of Science and Technology of China
Professional Background
Professor, Mechanical Engineering, 2022-present
Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota, 2018-2022
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota, 2012-2018
Scientific & Professional Societies
American Physical Society (APS)
