News
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A flow reconstruction that knows where the body is
LE-DM, our boundary-aware velocity reconstruction for moving solids, is accepted in Measurement Science and Technology.
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Shocks through a narrowing, accepted in JFM
Raz Heppner's study of shock waves passing short constrictions is accepted in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics.
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Abrupt or gradual? Pipe expansions in Physical Review Fluids
Our stereo and tomographic PIV study of turbulence across pipe expansions appears in Physical Review Fluids.
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Finding an invisible sphere from the flow around it
Our paper on refractive index matching for freely rising spheres is out, open access, in the International Journal of Multiphase Flow.
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TFML in the USA: 76th APS DFD Annual Meeting, Washington DC
Two talks from the lab at the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting.
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First international appearance for TFML: 18th European Turbulence Conference
Our first conference talk abroad, in Valencia.
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Yoav is now a Ph.D. candidate
Yoav Gichon has been accepted to the direct Ph.D. track.
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We measure 3D flow fields
Our tomographic high-speed PIV system is up and running.
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Our shock tube is operational
First schlieren image from the new facility.
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Our lab was selected for funding by the American Chemical Society
An ACS Petroleum Research Fund grant for particle-laden pipe flow.
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Aviel Ben-Harosh joined our group
A new M.Sc. student from Ben-Gurion University.
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Dr. Jibu Tom Jose joins our lab
A postdoctoral fellow arrives from Johns Hopkins.
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Yoav Gichon joined our group
The lab's first graduate student.
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Our lab was selected for funding by the Zuckerman Foundation
Support from the Zuckerman STEM Leadership Program.