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Scientific Day on Complex Fluids and Flows - November, 15

A Scientific Day on Complex Fluids and Flows will be held on November 15 in Lille. The following speakers have confirmed their participation and will deliver an oral presentation: Keynote speakers:Luca Cipelletti, Elisabeth Guazzelli, Fabio Pietrucci, Stéphane Popinet Regular speakers: Silvia Hirata, Tom Lacassagne, Dario Vincenzi, Vincent Terrapon, Teo Burghelea, Francesco Romanò, Michael Riedl, Fabio Sterpone, Marc Medale
10 September 2024

Final meeting of the ACONIT CleanSky project

The final meeting of the EU-funded ACONIT project coordinated by A. Dazin (ENSAM) took place few weeks ago. The aim of the project was to design, produce and demonstrate actuators for flow control that to be integrated into a compressor stage of a full-scale aircraft engine.
07 March 2024

Lille Turbulence Program 2024

The LMFL is launching the fourth edition of the "Lille Turbulence Program (LTP)". The event, which is renewed each year takes place over 4 weeks in June and July. The start and end dates this year are Monday 17 June and Thursday 12 July 2024. About twenty to thirty international guests are invited to stay for up to 4 weeks to present and discuss their work, think about and initiate new avenues of research and collaborations or/and work on the experimental and numerical LMFL's databases of turbulent flows. The visiting researchers can benefit from the LMFL experimental facilities, in particular its 20m-long wind tunnel, and generate original data.
05 March 2024

Lille Turbulence Program 2023

The LMFL is launching the third edition of the "Lille Turbulence Program (LTP)". The event, which is renewed each year takes place over 4 weeks in June and July. The start and end dates this year are Monday 18 June and Thursday 13 July 2013. About twenty to thirty international guests are invited to stay for up to 4 weeks to present and discuss their work, think about and initiate new avenues of research and collaborations or/and work on the experimental and numerical LMFL's databases of turbulent flows. The visiting researchers can benefit from the LMFL experimental facilities, in particular its 20m-long wind tunnel, and generate original data.
03 March 2023

LMFL/CEA joined experiment in GVK

A team from LMFL realized, with their collaborators of the Service de Physique de l'Etat Condensé of the CEA Saclay, an experiment of 4D-PTV in the new experimental device GVK (Giant Von Karman) of the CEA in the framework of the ANR EXPLOIT.
16 September 2022

ERC NoStaHo

Christos Vassilicos obtained an ERC Advanced Grant on "Non-stationary Non-homogeneous Turbulence" (NoStaHo) for the period 2022-2027. This first ERC for LMFL is a great opportunity to strengthen the team working on turbulence.
13 July 2022

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14 November 2024

Webinar Elizabeth GUAZELLI

Bodies of revolution in shear flows at low inertia

Elisabeth Guazzelli's research interests are in the field of particulate multiphase flows, such as fluidized beds, suspensions, sedimentation and sediment transport. She has spent her entire career as a CNRS researcher, leading an active and diversified research group at the IUSTI laboratory of the University of Aix-Marseille, and has now moved to the MSC (Matière et Systèmes Complexes) laboratory of the University Paris Cité. She is Rector of the International Center for Mechanical Sciences in Udine (Italy). She has been Associate Editor of the Journal of Fluid Mechanics since 2005 and is currently JFM Rapids Editor. Fellow of the American Physical Society and of the European Mechanics Society (EUROMECH), she is the recipient of the EUROMECH Fluid Mechanics Prize in 2016 and the APS Fluid Dynamics Prize in 2023. She was elected an international member of the Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti in 2020 and of the US National Academy of Engineering in 2021.