Sina Haeri receives IMechE Fellowship
Dr. Sina Haeri, Technical Director at HR Wallingford, has been awarded a Fellowship from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.
Sina's election as a Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers is a testament to his exceptional leadership in the field of computational fluid dynamics, (CFD). With over 15 years’ of experience, Sina has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing the understanding and application of CFD and multi-physics simulations in engineering domains.
In his role as Technical Director of the CFD team at HR Wallingford, Sina is responsible for spearheading innovative work in the computational modelling of particle-laden and multiphase flows, wave-structure interaction, and hydraulics. His expertise in scientific high-performance computing has enabled him to make meaningful contributions that bridge theory and practical application in these areas.
Prior to joining HR Wallingford, Sina served as an Associate Professor at the University of Edinburgh, where he made significant advancements in academic research and mentorship. His tenure at the university further solidified his reputation as a leading authority in the field of CFD, multi-physics simulations, and engineering applications.
Becoming a Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers is a prestigious recognition that reflects Sina's senior role, autonomy, and responsibility as a professional engineer. It is a testament to his wealth of experience, commitment, and significant contributions to the engineering discipline. Sina's expertise lies in applying his skills in scientific high-performance computing to various engineering domains, with a specific focus on CFD and multi-physics simulations. As a Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Sina's continued success and expertise will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the future of the field.
Martin Young, Group Manager, HR Wallingford said “We are excited to see what the future holds for Sina as he continues to push the boundaries of computational fluid dynamics and engineering. His election as a Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers is a well-deserved honour, and we look forward to witnessing the exciting contributions he will undoubtedly bring to the field.”
