Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
Lind Research Group
Led by Richard C. Lind · Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
What we study
Rick Lind's group studies what happens when an aircraft's structure, airflow and controls interact, including flutter, a dangerous wing vibration. Work includes flight testing and wings that change shape to steer small aircraft.
What working here is like
- Building & testing
- Computational
- Coding helps
- Projects
- 2
- Paper
- 1
Current projects
Flight test tools to predict flutter
Develops flight-test tools that help predict flutter, the dangerous wing vibration that can arise when structure, airflow and controls interact, so aircraft limits can be found more safely.
Roll control for micro air vehicles
Works on controlling the roll of micro air vehicles, small aircraft, by actively changing the shape of their wings instead of relying only on traditional control surfaces.
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Recent papers, explained
- IDEA: Development of the First Decisional Support Tool for Black American Potential Living Kidney Donors Contemplating APOL1 Genetic Testing
2025 · American Journal of Transplantation
Builds a tool to help Black American potential kidney donors understand APOL1 genetic testing.
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How to reach out
Richard C. Lind hasn't set up this page yet. Their UF Scholars profile lists their publications.