Prof.  Ceniceros' current research projects are in the area of interfacial flows and in flow-structure interaction for complex (polymeric) fluids.
Some of the projects are conducted within the Complex Fluids Focused Research Group of the Computational Science and Engineering IGERT
program.  Students are encouraged to come to the group meetings.

Fluid Fingers in a Sheared Interface. 6-Level Adaptive Mesh (left) and vorticity field (right). (Ceniceros and Roma)	String Formation in a Fluid Binary Mixture under a Shear Processing Flow. (Badalassi, Ceniceros, and Banerjee).
Rolls in a Two-Phase Viscous Fluid subject to Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability and Surface Tension (Ceniceros and Roma).  Click on the Image for an avi animation	Pattern Formation and Topological Reconnection in a Two-Phase (Muskat) Hele-Shaw Flow. (Ceniceros and Villalobos). Click on the image for a gif animation.
Capillary Waves in a Spilling Breaker (Vorticity Field).  Click on the Image for an avi animation	A Moving Mesh for a Boussinesq Flow. (Ceniceros and Hou). Click on the image for a gif animation.