How can complex fluids contribute to cleaner energy practices?
Ida Karimfazli
- Assistant Professor
- Department of Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering
- complex fluids2
- fluid mechanics14
- heat and mass transfer10
- viscoplastic fluids
- yield stress fluids
- buoyancy-driven flows
- anaerobic wastewater treatment2
- natural convection
- computational fluid dynamics14
- viscoelasticity2
- flow in porous media2
- renewable energy31
- fluid dynamics8
- non-Newtonian fluids
- mathematical modeling17
- asymptotic methods
- thermofluids5
- rheology3
- materials science37
-
Carole El Ayoubi
gas turbine engines, computational fluid dynamics, turbine design
-
Ali Dolatabadi
surface engineering, thermal spray coatings, droplet transport
-
Wahid Ghaly
gas turbine engines, aerodynamic inverse shape design, computational fluid dynamics
-
Hoi Dick Ng
thermofluids, combustion, renewable energy
-
Paula Wood-Adams
polymer science, rheology, viscoelasticity
-
Georgios H. Vatistas
human physiology, liquid sloshing, vortex dynamics
-
Mojtaba Kheiri
fluid-structure interactions, nonlinear aeroelasticity, kite power systems
-
Charles Basenga Kiyanda
thermofluids, mathematical modeling, shock waves
-
Steve Shih
microfluidics, synthetic biology, biofuels and biochemicals
-
Marius Paraschivoiu
computational fluid dynamics, hydrogen technology, wind energy
-
Lyes Kadem
cardiovascular health, biomechanics, biomedical engineering
-
Zhibin Ye
catalytic polymerization techniques, nanoparticle synthesis, energy storage
-
Andreas Athienitis
building envelope performance, solar energy, smart cities
-
Alex De Visscher
environmental chemistry, catalysis, chemical kinetics
-
Ingo Salzmann
organic semiconductors, surfaces and interfaces, materials science
-
Mamoun Medraj
thermodynamics of materials, metals, metallic glass
-
Xiaolei Wang
nanotechnology, energy storage, electrochemistry
-
Marek Majewski
inorganic chemistry, solar energy, renewable energy
-
Liangzhu (Leon) Wang
airflow and thermal management, building security, safety and health, high-rise buildings
-
Samuel Li
river dynamics, sediment transport, environmental hydraulics
