Benjamin Coveler

Postgraduate Researcher @Department Of Aeronautics Imperial

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2026 — Present

Postgraduate Researcher @Department Of Aeronautics Imperial

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London, GB

Investigating coupled fluid-thermal-structural multiphysics of interface regions (e.g, between fins and fuselage) in hypersonic vehicles. Augmenting in-house aero-thermal package and coupled, nonlinear thermo-structural finite element solver.

EDUCATION

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Northwestern University

Master of Science - MS, Mechanical Engineering

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Northwestern University

Bachelor of Science - BS, Mechanical Engineering

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Imperial College London

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering

ABOUT BENJAMIN COVELER

I\'m an Aeronautical Engineering PhD student at Imperial College London. I\'m focusing on hypersonic fluid dynamics, especially multi-physics simulation of fluid-thermal-structural interactions, as part of a Ministry of Defence grant. This grant is a part of the MoD\'s Hypersonics Doctoral Training Network (UK HDTN), forming the next generation of hypersonics experts for UK defence interests. Previously, I graduated with a BS and MS in Mechanical Engineering from Northwestern University. I focused on fluid mechanics and computational engineering, and I defended my thesis on a novel numerical method for compressible CFD in May 2025. Along the way, I implemented my theories into practice with Formula SAE automotive aerodynamics and NASA USLI rockets. I thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to practice my fascination with fluids and computational design. Please feel free to reach out with any enquiries or opportunities that would match my interests!

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