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Staff profiles at the University of Leeds that have Fluid Dynamics linked research interests are listed here.

Below you will find details of LIFD's Management Board. Profiles of Executive Committee members can be found on the About page.

Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics Management Team

Name Role
Chris Davies Interim Director
Harvey Thompson Deputy Director
Timothy Hunter Deputy Director
Claire Savy Manager
Vacant post Administrative Assistant
Peter Jimack PhD group leader
Duncan Borman MSc group leader
Onno Bokhove Industry group leader
Rob Sturman International lead
Sepideh Khodaparast University Academic Fellow in Fluid Dynamics
Kasia Nowakowska Student representative
Vacant post Biomedical representative
Amir Khan Computational group leader
Karen Steenson LIFD Research & Innovation Development Manager
Cath Noakes Pro-dean for research and innovation
Phil Livermore Machine Learning Lead
Calum Skene ECR Forum Lead

 

Fluid Dynamics Research Groups by School

Chemical and Process Engineering: Relevant research groups include: Institute of Process Research and DevelopmentEnergy Leeds

Chemistry: Relevant research groups include: Atmospheric and Planetary Chemistry; Chemical Biology and Medicinal Chemistry; Colour and Polymer Science; Process Research and Development

Civil Engineering: Relevant research groups include: Energy and Sustainable BuildingsWater, Public Health and Environmental Engineering

Computing: Relevant research groups include: Artificial Intelligence; Computational Medicine; Computational Science and Engineering

Earth and Environment: Relevant research groups include: Institute of Applied Geoscience; Institute of Geophysics and Tectonics; Institute for Climate and Atmospheric Science; Priestley International Centre for Climate 

Geography: Relevant research groups include: River Basin Processes and Management; Ecology and Global Change

Medicine and Health/Biology: Relevant research groups include: Leeds Institute of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine; Cardiovascular and Sport and Exercise Sciences group

Mechanical Engineering: Relevant research groups include: Institute of Thermofluids; Institute of Functional Surfaces

Mathematics: Relevant research groups include: Applied Nonlinear Dynamics; Astrophysical and Geophysical Fluid Dynamics; Complex Materials and Industrial Mathematics

Physics and Astronomy: Relevant research groups include: Astrophysics; Theoretical Physics, Molecular and Nanoscale Physics

Civil Engineering

NameTitleAreas of expertise
Duncan BormanDrComputational fluid dynamics, environmental flows, multiphase flows, mathematical modelling, hydraulic modelling, wastewater modelling, mixing, moving boundaries, free surfaces
Miller Camargo-ValeroDrWastewater treatment, sewage sludge management, water and sanitation, wastewater reuse in agriculture
Xiaohui ChenDrMixture-coupling theory, THBMC (Thermo-Hydro-Bio-Mechanical-Chemical) modelling, nuclear waste disposal, groundwater pollution and contaminated land, reactive transport modelling
Louise FletcherDrAerobiology, waste management, control of pathogens indoors and outdoors
Amirul KhanDrComputational fluid dynamics, particle dispersion in turbulent flows, Lattice Boltzmann method, numerical optimisation, medical flow
Fleur LoveridgeDrHeat decarbonisation, ground heat storage, climate and vegetation interactions, soil permability
Nikolaos NikitasDrAerodynamics, aeroelasticity, experimental dynamics
Catherine NoakesProfessorIndoor air quality, airborne infection, ventilation, building performance, computational fluid dynamics, air quality and pollution, decontamination, bioaerosols, health impacts, risk models
Simon ReesDrGeothermal heating and cooling, energy and renewable systems, thermal energy storage, room hwat transfer
Andrew SleighDrComputational fluid dynamics, river flow, flood modelling, wastewater treatment
Mark TriggDrWater related risk, hydrodynamics, hydrology, rivers, flood plains, flood hazard, modelling, remote sensing