I am Aamir Sultan . I gained my Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, where my interest in Fluid Dynamics was developed with an internship at Pakistan Aeronautical Complex; subsequently, I earned a Master of Science in Computational Science and Engineering, focusing on Computational Fluid Dynamics from the School of Interdisciplinary Engineering and Science, which is pioneering High-Performance Computing in Pakistan. I completed my thesis titled "Wing Rock Phenomenon in Low Aspect Ratio Rectangular Wings Using Computational Fluid Dynamics." I gained hands-on experience using various computational tools and handling turbulence models. I have also worked on simulating the abrasive flow machining process, fluidised bed reactors using multiphase DPM , and optimizing the deformation allowance and cooling process of 3D printed shapes. My research interests include Computational Fluid Dynamics and Machine Learning algorithms for stochastic dynamic modelling of turbulence.*