Events
UK Fluids Machine Learning Special Interest Group meeting
MLSIG abstract booklet This conference, hosted by Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics and organised with the UK Fluids Network, is devoted to the discussion of data-driven methods in all branches of fluid dynamics for a range of applications. Contributed presentations (talks and posters) will be accepted on both methods/algorithms and applications. When: 30 – 31…
Inspiring Innovation seminar series Research and innovation service and LIFD
MONDAY 3rd APRIL 12 noon for seminar (lunch & networking 1-2pm) Nexus lecture theatre We are delighted to invite you to the next two talks in our Inspiring Innovation seminar series. This series showcases real-life examples of the innovation journeys taken by other researchers or external speakers. This provides valuable insights into the steps taken…
LIFD John Fox Annual Lecture
LIFD John Fox Annual Lecture Wednesday 26th April – Maurice Keyworth Building (G.02) Schedule 4pm – Steve Tobias Welcome 4.10pm – 5pm – 3 x 15min PhD/PDRA talks – 4.10pm – 4.25pm – Dr Steven Boeing – Title TBC – 4.25pm – 4.40pm – Alexander Edwards – “Transient Models for Assessing Airborne Infection Risk in…
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The Fluid Mechanics Webinar Series
Speaker: Claudia Cenedese Date/Time: Friday 6th May 2022 Title: TBC Abstract: TBC
The Fluid Mechanics Webinar Series
Speaker: TBC Date/Time: Friday 1st April 2022 Title: TBC Abstract: TBC
The Fluid Mechanics Webinar Series
Speaker: Noel Clemons Date/Time: Friday 4th March 2022 Title: TBC Abstract: TBC
LIFD John Fox Annual Lecture 2022
Schedule: 2nd March 2022, Leeds, IN PERSON EVENT. 4.30-5.30pm Fran Morris, University of Leeds “Interactions between mesoscale and synoptic-scale circulation in convection-permitting simulations over West Africa” and Foteini Zagklavara, University of Leeds “Optimising Polymerase Chain Reaction microfluidic flow systems” 5.30-6.00pm Drinks reception 6.00-7.00pm Keynote talk, Dr Sylvain Laizet, Imperial College London Keynote Title: High-order finite…
School of Civil Engineering and Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics (LIFD) joint seminar
We have the pleasure of inviting you all to the forthcoming School of Civil Engineering and Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics (LIFD) joint seminar series of 2021-22. The next seminar/webinar will be taking place on Wednesday the 9th of February 2022 from 15:00-16:00 in Mechanical Engineering LT B and via TEAMs. On this occasion Dr…
The Fluid Mechanics Webinar Series
Speaker: TBC Date/Time: Friday 4th February 2022 Title: TBC Abstract: TBC
Early Career Researcher Focus Group – UK Fluids National Initiative
Invitation to attend early career researcher focus group – have your say on a UK national initiative in fluid dynamics We are pleased to launch an open call for registration to attend a UK Fluids Community early career researcher (ECR) focus group. The purpose of the focus groups are to bring the ECR UK Fluids…
Early Career Researcher Focus Group – UK Fluids National Initiative
Invitation to attend early career researcher focus group – have your say on a UK national initiative in fluid dynamics We are pleased to launch an open call for registration to attend a UK Fluids Community early career researcher (ECR) focus group. The purpose of the focus groups are to bring the ECR UK Fluids…
The Fluid Mechanics Webinar Series
Speaker: Stephen Monismith Date/Time: Friday 7th January 4pm GMT/11am EST Title: Flows through Living Roughness Abstract: Kelp forests, seagrass beds, and coral reefs are among the most productive, bio-diverse, and beautiful of marine ecosystems. Hydrodynamics plays a central role in their function, controlling mass transfer between the organisms and the overlying flow, setting patterns and…
LIFD Colloquium, Alison Stirling, Met Office
Speaker: Dr Alison Stirling Title: Modelling atmospheric convection for meteorological prediction Abstract: Atmospheric convection responds locally to instability, but it also transfers heat upscale such that conditions on the planetary-scale depend, organise, and interact with it. It is the simultaneous need to represent the small length-scales of the buoyant transport, with its reach to global…
