Hands-On Project: Building a Laser-Induced Cavitation System

We are seeking motivated undergraduate students to join our project on the design and setup of a laser-induced cavitation system. This project offers a unique opportunity to work with state-of-the-art laser sources and learn how to operate them in experimental research.
Students will:
·       Gain hands-on experience in generating single cavitation bubbles and bubbly flows using both laser and acoustic cavitation methods.
·       Receive training from experienced group members and instructors on advanced methodologies and experimental protocols.
Requirements:
·       Commitment of at least 6 hours per week in the laboratory.

·      Design and set up a laser-induced cavitation test rig.
·       Interest in lasers, nucleation, fluid physics, experimental research.
This project will provide practical experience in laser technology, cavitation physics, and test-rig development, preparing students for future research or industry roles in advanced experimental science.