News
Papers, people, facilities and the occasional day out of the lab.
Shocks through a narrowing, published in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics
Raz Heppner's study of shock waves passing short constrictions is out, open access, in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics.
Read the story2026
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A day in Jerusalem
The whole group left the lab for an educational tour and team-building day in Jerusalem, supported by the Zuckerman Foundation.
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A flow reconstruction that knows where the body is
LE-DM, our boundary-aware velocity reconstruction for moving solids, is published 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.
2023
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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.
2022
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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.