Dr Andrew Lock
Name | Andrew Lock |
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Position | Research Fellow (Hypersonics) |
Section | Institute for Advanced Engineering and Space Sciences (Research) |
Location | Springfield Campus |
Phone | +61 7 3470 4232 |
Extension | 4232 |
Qualifications | BEng(Hons) Tas , PhD Qld |
Homepage |
https://andrewjlock.github.io/ The views expressed on staff homepages may not reflect the views of the University. |
After finishing my undergraduate engineering degree I spent two years working on natural gas infrastructure, before completing my PhD at the University of Queensland (UQ) focussing on thermo-fluid modelling of power cycles, complex-fluid heat transfer, and the broader energy sector. I’m currently a Postdoctoral Research fellow in the Hypersonics and Rocketry group at the University of Southern Queensland, lead by Professor David Buttsworth. Along the way I’ve provided teaching assistance to a large number of university courses, and been involved in many projects with various industry partner spanning thermo-fluid systems, power generation, hypersonics, and dynamical systems.
Most of my current work involves developing numerical models to predict, analyse, and optimise the physical world. I also plan and perform experiments such as hypersonic wind tunnel tests, airborne satellite re-entry observations, and small scale experimental power cycles. I’m interested in all things energy, aerospace, and numerical modelling of physical systems (especially those with moving parts).
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Institute for Advanced Engineering and Space Sciences (IAESS)