Regular biography
Mona Rahmani is a faculty member in the Department of Mathematics at The University of British Columbia. She is affiliated with the university's mathematics department and can be contacted via email at mrahmani@math.ubc.ca. Her profile page indicates her role as an associate member of the faculty. Further details regarding her research interests, academic background, and specific achievements are not provided in the available information.
Scholar-generated biography
Mona Rahmani is a researcher at the University of British Columbia, specializing in Density stratified flows, Computational Fluid Mechanics, and Particle laden flows. Her work explores the dynamics of particulate flows, including the behavior of spherical and angular particles in free-fall and rising scenarios, as well as the impact of Reynolds number on mixing in Kelvin–Helmholtz billows. Rahmani also investigates the effects of particle polydispersity on radiative heat transfer and the role of shear and turbulence in biofilm growth. Her research includes the simulation of particulate flows using finite volume methods and the study of vortex pairing and mixing in stratified shear flows.