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Southampton Aero & Astro Seminars
Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, University of Southampton
We undertake world-class research in aerodynamics, structures and materials, mechanics of flight, and space systems whereby technological advancements achieved in our department can benefit academia, industry and society.
Our interactive and collegial community includes experts in:
- Theoretical, computational and experimental fluid mechanics
- Mechanics of composites and metamaterials
- Space systems and structures
- Nano-mechanics of multifunctional materials
- Data-driven modelling and control
- Computational modelling including artificial intelligence
Using world-class experimental facilities and in-house computer simulation and modelling codes, we explore the underlying physics of solids, fluid flow and control mechanisms. Our aim is to improve the aerodynamic, structural and flight performance for the next generation of aircraft and space structures.
We are proud to host the Airbus Noise Technology Centre. We also work with two Rolls-Royce University technology centres which carry out research into:
- Computational Engineering
- Propulsion Systems Noise
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About the organisers
Design of composite materials and structures across the scales: physical and data-driven models
Pedro Camanho, University of Porto
Harnessing structural instabilities within metamaterials to enhance energy absorption systems
Prof. Ahmer Wadee
Optimal Structural Metamaterials for Launch Vibration Control
Matthew Santer, Imperial College London
Origami Metamaterials and Kresling Structures: Theoretical and Experimental Insights
Diego Misseroni, University of Trento
Adjoint-Based Deep Learning for Flow Prediction and Control
Jonathan MacArt, University of Notre Dame
Local mechanics: from crumpled sheets to origami and kirigami
Martin Walker, Durham University
Bridging physics and machine learning in material design and optimisation?
Wei Tan, Queen Mary University of London
From bluff-body flows to performance enhancement of tidal turbines
Puja Sunil, University of Edinburgh
Particles floating on turbulent water
Filippo Coletti, ETH Zurich