IFD Research Seminar

The IFD research seminar features talks of IFD graduate students and scientific staff. In this semester's seminar series, the following presentations are scheduled:

February 17, start of semester

February 18, Udhav Gawandalkar, Multimodal experimental investigation of partial cavitation in an axisymmetric venturi

February 25, Helen Pabst, How trees affect wind: Combining field data, wind tunnel experiments, and flow simulations

March 4, Kristof Sarosi, Ex vivo study of a novel direct cardiac compression device

March 11, Bernhard Roth, Investigation of aeolian streamers in an atmospheric wind tunnel

March 18, Felix Bross, Flow and turbulence characteristics of nature-based solutions

March 25, Giulia Conti, Fast geomechanical simulations of fractured rock using fracture displacement basis functions

April 1, Henri Sanness Salmon, Behavior of inertial floating particles in free-surface turbulence

April 8, Alessandro Gambino, Heavy fibers in turbulence: rotational dynamics

April 15, no seminar

April 22, easter break

April 29, Lukas Codispoti, The roles of polydispersity and the sling effect in turbulent droplet collisions

May 6, Yinghui Li

May 13, Pragya Patel

May 20, Samuele Fiorini, Shock focusing and vapor nucleation in perfluorocarbon droplets

May 27, Louan Presse

May 30, end of semester