May 4, 2026: Congratulations to Dr. Victoria Malarczyk on a successful thesis defense!

The FAST Lab studies many aspects of fluid mechanics and how they affect the world we live in. We work on a wide range of subjects, from drag reduction and boundary layers to wind turbines. Look around!



She was awarded this prize for teaching Flight Mechanics.



Watch the presentation, Improving Drone Performance in Wind with Novel, Fast, Sensors.



We are all grateful for your hard work.




She was awarded the prize for teaching Fluid Mechanics. Job well done, Kelly!

Utah's salt flats offered low surface roughness and favorable conditions for studying the canonical atmospheric boundary layer.

She was awarded this prize for teaching Fluid Mechanics.






Dugway, Utah was well suited for studying the canonical atmospheric boundary layer because of its low surface roughness.

The farm expected tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, onions, lettuce, beans, eggplants, radishes, peppers, strawberries, watermelons, and a variety of herbs that season.



Mark Miller: Crocco Award for Teaching Excellence.
Clayton Byers: First prize for best presentation.
Ting-Hsuan Chen: Second prize for best presentation.


The work produced high-quality boundary-layer data in a facility with Reynolds number based on friction velocity up to 30,000.

Read the feature here.