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of complex fluids, the research will create a powerful framework for fluid-particle interaction. A key objective is to reduce the amount of packaging material required while maintaining or improving packaging
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relies on a detailed understanding of coupled heat and fluid flow within subsurface reservoirs. Strong temperature gradients drive convective fluid motion, involving interactions between hot and cooler
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Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon | Villeurbanne, Rhone Alpes | France | 10 days ago
introduces an important additional complexity: a strong fluid-structure coupling between the elastic pipe wall and the heavy internal fluid [6]. Depending on the frequency range and the circumferential modes
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of stochastic perturbations of fluid dynamic equations related to convection. Close interaction with other MPI MiS groups, especially "Applied Analysis" (László Székelyhidi) and "Pattern Formation, Energy
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will develop an integrated framework combining computational fluid dynamics (CFD) with quantum gas LiDAR measurements to improve the quantification of methane emissions. The central research question is
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, - Their composition, - Their temperature. To achieve this, the PhD will adopt an integrated approach combining geochemistry, petrology, and mineralogy, focused on fluid–rock interactions. The successful candidate will
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radiation stresses. Artificial media: Design a structured medium, or acoustic metamaterial, using structural resonances in air to slow wave propagation. The interaction of these waves with a target will again
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film flow within the microscopic seal gap. Couple CFD with Structural Models: Study the fluid-structure interaction (FSI) and dynamic response of seal rings under real-world conditions. Collaborate with
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multidisciplinary couplings accounting for multiphase phenomena, thermal kinetics, fluid-structure interaction and environmental interactions will be implemented to enable the creation of digital twins and surrogate
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porous structure remain poorly understood. For what concerns CCS operations, the following scenarios could be considered as the most representative of hydro-chemo-mechanical interactions between the acidic