Meet the people behind the Thermal Engineering and Computing Lab
Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
National Chung Cheng University
Dr. Dahiya's research focuses on chemical kinetics of fuel combustion and thermal-fluid design of heat exchangers using advanced CFD techniques. His work combines detailed reaction mechanisms with high-fidelity simulations to improve energy system efficiency and safety.
Email: anurag@ccu.edu.tw
Office: 525, College of Engineering II
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Master’s Student (Joined September 2026)
M.S. in Smart Manufacturing (INTENSE Program)
National Chung Cheng University
Research Expertise: Mechanical Design, CAD, and Structural Analysis.
Educational Background: B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering, Sanjivani College of Engineering, India.
Email: Vishalkekan2@gmail.com
Master’s Student
Department of Mechanical Engineering
National Chung Cheng University
Research Expertise: CFD, Fluid Mechanics.
Educational Background: BS in Aerospace Engineering, Tamkang University, New Taipei City.
Email: g15420107@ccu.edu.tw
Alumni: Future section for past lab members
The TEC Lab is actively recruiting talented and motivated MS and PhD students to join our research group and contribute to cutting-edge thermal-fluid engineering research.
We are seeking passionate graduate students interested in:
What We Offer:
Important information for students interested in joining our research group
Interested students should send an email to anurag@ccu.edu.tw with:
• Fall Admission: Applications accepted from January to May
• Spring Admission: Applications accepted from August to November
• Selected candidates will be invited for an interview
• Decision typically within 2-4 weeks after interview
Our lab is committed to conducting high-quality research in thermal-fluid engineering with integrity, collaboration, and continuous learning. We strive to create a professional environment that fosters academic excellence and prepares students for successful careers in industry and academia.
Graduate students must maintain consistent lab presence during one of the following schedules:
Note: Course hours are counted toward working hours. Students do not need to extend lab hours on days with scheduled classes.
MS Students (2 years): Complete coursework in Year 1, conduct research and publish results by Year 2, defend thesis on schedule.
PhD Students (3-4 years): Demonstrate research independence, publish in high-impact journals, and contribute original methodologies to the field.
Repeated violations of lab policies without valid reasons may result in:
Our goal is to maintain a productive and collaborative research environment. These policies ensure fairness and accountability for all members.
Questions about lab policies? Contact Dr. Dahiya at anurag@ccu.edu.tw