Short bio: Hello, my names Oneil! Im in my 3rd year of Engineering Physics at Smith Engineering. I have an interest in virtual experiences, user experiences, and game mechanics. I am an independent game developer, and love to create 3D animations, low-poly 3D models, create beautiful GUI’s, and ensure intuitive user experiences in all of my work! I use Blender, as well as Unity OR Roblox Studio to create authentic experiences that most age groups can enjoy. ...
Short bio: Kellan is a curiosity-driven self-motivated student in the department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering at Smith Engineering. As of May 1st 2026, Kellan joined the FEBUS lab as a MASc student and will work under the supervision of Prof. Francesco Ambrogi and Prof. Barbara da Silva. Project: Kellan’s research focuses on studying the hydrodynamic function of sharkskin denticles using advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) tools. As a first step, he has completed a careful preliminary study of the flow over a surface-mounted circular cylinder and successfully matched key results from the literature, validating his numerical approach. Building on this foundation, Kellan will employ Large-Eddy Simulation (LES) techniques to resolve the complex turbulent structures associated with sharkskin-inspired surfaces, leveraging high-performance computing resources provided by the Research Alliance Canada. ...