Chenxiang Liu
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Dr. Chenxiang Liu is a leading researcher in marine hydrodynamics and biomimetic propulsion, with a focus on the complex interactions between undulating fins and free-surface flows. His most cited work, "Hydrodynamic performance of two-dimensional undulating fins under flow excitation near the free surface in three-dimensional numerical tank" (2025, 5 citations), pioneers a numerical framework that combines dynamic mesh techniques with the volume of fluid method to simulate the propulsion of a sinusoidally actuated fin in a three-dimensional tank. This study provides critical insights into how free-surface proximity alters thrust generation and wake dynamics, advancing the design of bio-inspired underwater vehicles. Dr. Liu’s contributions are foundational for optimizing the maneuverability and efficiency of autonomous underwater robots operating near the air-water interface. His work has been recognized for bridging computational fluid dynamics with practical engineering challenges, earning him a reputation as an innovator in marine robotics. With a growing citation impact, Dr. Liu continues to shape the field of biomimetic hydrodynamics, offering essential knowledge for students and engineers developing next-generation aquatic propulsion systems.
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