Announcement
The ninth
Symposium on Turbulence and Shear Flow Phenomena (TSFP-9), will be held
in Melbourne, Australia, from June 30 to July 3, 2015, hosted by the
University of Melbourne.
TSFP
The series of biennial TSFP Symposia is the principal venue for
reporting and disseminating recent and ongoing research on turbulence
and shear flow phenomena. Previous successful TSFP symposia were held
in Santa Barbara, California (1999), Stockholm, Sweden (2001), Sendai,
Japan (2003), Williamsburg, Virginia (2005), Munich, Germany (2007),
Seoul, Korea (2009), Ottawa, Canada (2011) and Poitiers, France (2013).
The symposium will feature invited speakers, peer-reviewed conference
proceedings and poster presentations.
TSFP-9 provides the opportunity to report new discoveries and developments
in the fundamental and applied research on turbulence and shear flow
phenomena. Apart from traditional focal points, such as DNS, LES, turbulence
closures and experiments, the organisers of TSFP-9 wish to give particular
emphasis to the following topics:
| Instability and transition to turbulence |
Advanced techniques for turbulence measurements |
| Modelling and simulation of complex flows |
Turbulence and heat/mass transfer control |
| Turbulence in reacting and multiphase systems |
Plasma and MHD turbulence |
| Noise generation and fluid-structure interaction |
Biological, biomedical and clinical flows |
| Environmental, geophysical and compressible turbulence |
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The following persons have been invited to deliver keynote lectures
at TSFP-9:
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Assoc. Prof. Nicholas Hutchins,
University of Melbourne, Australia
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Prof. John Kim, UCLA (University
of California, Los Angeles), USA
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Prof. Michael Plesniak, George
Washington University, USA
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Prof. Neil Sandham, University
of Southampton, UK
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Prof. Alfredo Soldati, University
of Udine, Italy
