Aerodynamics & Control Seminars

Aerodynamics & Control Seminars

Department of Aeronautics, Imperial College London

The Aerodynamics & Control Seminars, hosted by the Department of Aeronautics at Imperial College London , are a series of talks by internationally renowned academics covering a broad range of topics in fluid mechanics, control, and the intersection of these two areas. Examples including turbulence, compressible flow and high-speed aerodynamics, transition, fluid-structure interactions, flow control, optimization, robotics. Subscribe to keep up to date with the latest developments in these fields!

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Dr. Tom Eaves
Dr. Qiqi Wang
Dr. Moritz Linkmann
Dr. Davide Amato
Prof. Steven Brunton
Dr. Riccardo Bonalli
Prof. Silvia Ferrari
Prof. Björn Hof
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Prof. Peter Vincent
Dr. Andrew Preston
Dr Ben Kaube
Prof Rafael Palacios FRAeS AFAIAA
Prof. Oliver Buxton
Mr. Flavio Savarino
Vishal Kumar
Kelvin Cheng
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Department of Aeronautics
Department of Aeronautics
Imperial College London Aeronautics Seminars
Recent Advances in Aeroelasticity and Topology Optimization at Tohoku University in Japan
Jul 11
Tohoku University

Recent Advances in Aeroelasticity and Topology Optimization at Tohoku University in Japan

Keisuke Otsuka, Tohoku University
Deep water development of offshore wind.
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Loughborough University

Deep water development of offshore wind.

Rob Dorrell, Loughborough University
Net Zero Missions for Marine & Contribution from Applied Biomimetics
Apr 9
Newcastle University

Net Zero Missions for Marine & Contribution from Applied Biomimetics

Weichao Shi, Newcastle University
Anomalous scaling in the intermediate region of turbulent pipe and channel flows
Mar 27
Indian Institute of Science Bangalore

Anomalous scaling in the intermediate region of turbulent pipe and channel flows

Sourabh S. Diwan, Indian Institute of Science Bangalore
The production and transfer of uncertainty in turbulence
Dec 2024
French National Centre for Scientific Research

The production and transfer of uncertainty in turbulence

Christos Vassilicos, CNRS
Hybrid AutoEncoder/Galerkin approach for nonlinear parametric reduced order modelling
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Office National d'Études et de Recherches Aérospatiales

Hybrid AutoEncoder/Galerkin approach for nonlinear parametric reduced order modelling

Denis Sipp, Office National d'Études et de Recherches Aérospatiales
The effect of turbulence: From walls to gas-liquid interfaces
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Norwegian University of Science and Technology

The effect of turbulence: From walls to gas-liquid interfaces

Jason Hearst, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Recent Advancements in Charged Particle Technology for Practical Applications from Drag Reduction to Disinfection
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University of Florida

Recent Advancements in Charged Particle Technology for Practical Applications from Drag Reduction to Disinfection

Subrata Roy, University of Florida
Towards digital twinning of turbulent reacting flows: from microscale to extreme events
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Delft University of Technology

Towards digital twinning of turbulent reacting flows: from microscale to extreme events

Anh Khoa Doan, Delft University of Technology