Princeton’s Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Ph.D. program advances innovation in air, space, and energy systems through theory, computation, and experimentation. Below are dissertation topics that reflect the program’s technical depth and interdisciplinary scope.
Turbulence Modeling in High-Speed Compressible Flows
Robust Control Algorithms for Autonomous Aerial Vehicles
Thermal Management in Hypersonic Flight Systems
Additive Manufacturing of Aerospace-Grade Alloys
Bio-Inspired Robotics and Adaptive Locomotion
Real-Time Fault Detection in Aircraft Control Systems
Multi-Scale Modeling of Composite Aerospace Materials
Plasma Actuation for Flow Control in Aerodynamics
Nonlinear Dynamics of Flexible Aerospace Structures
AI-Based Navigation in Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)
Thermoacoustic Instability in Rocket Engine Combustors
Development of Ultra-Lightweight Thermal Insulation Materials
Autonomous Formation Control in Satellite Swarms
Microfluidic Systems for Space-Based Biomedical Applications
Experimental Analysis of Jet Noise Reduction Mechanisms
Hybrid Propulsion Systems for Green Aviation
Optimization of Reentry Vehicle Heat Shield Design
Energy Harvesting Mechanisms in Aerospace Sensors
Topology Optimization in Aerospace Structural Design
Modeling Ice Accretion on Aircraft Surfaces in Cold Weather Conditions
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