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Join me today at ‘The January 2024 Noto tsunami’ international seminar organised by Dr Mohammad Heidarzadeh. I will talk about extreme coastal events generated at the labs of Imperial College Fluid Mechanics.

A very productive visit to the fluid mechanics clusters of #Lyon, INSA & INRAE while enjoying the best of French hospitality. Closing tomorrow with a seminar on urban flood debris and plastic transport. Bona nit!

Open seminar about health and ventilation in schools with key insights to transfer to more education centres. See details below: 📆Wed 17 July 12-1pm via Zoom Register under: buff.ly/3VWeEve

#FlumeFriday from Universidade da Coruña as we kick off our Co-UDlabs project. Keep tuned for more on plastic transport in urban environments - Imperial College Fluid Mechanics KIT Karlsruhe Deltares

Great presentations from our MSc students about their ongoing research, including: experimental, numerical and ML modelling of extreme waves and loading, plastics and other contaminant dispersion, ventilation and many others. More info about our MSc: imperial.ac.uk/study/courses/…

Interesting fact: in England, most new flood defence schemes now built reduce expected damage by at least £8 for every £1 spent.

It looks like our flumes will keep on very busy over the Summer! Happy #FlumeFriday to all still in the lab 🌊🌊🌊🏖️👋

Imperial College Fluid Mechanics You have the most photogenic and impressive lab of Imperial. Promise!

Four of #OurImperial academics have been awarded Future Leaders Fellowships from @UKRI_news including Dr Tolga Bird from Imperial Computing. Read the news story: ow.ly/B1II50SI50K

Allow me to reshare this clip as I say good bye for a couple weeks 🌊 ⛱️ 🍺 Have a nice break everyone!

Just in! A funded #PhD opportunity with Daniel Valero in Imperial College Fluid Mechanics. This is a fluid mechanics post (environment & toxicology) on 'plastic degradation during environmental transport'. Research to be conducted with Imperial School of Public Health and TU München. Details here: t.ly/PGEk_

Please, help us share this PhD studentship call. Note that funding is only provided at UK-home tuition level.

Have you ever seen a flume mode? Flume mode is excited when the incident wave frequency or one of its nonlinear harmonics is sufficiently close to the natural frequency of the flume or an integer multiple of it. In here the traverse mode is excited. 📸 Yusuf Almalki 📍 Imperial College Fluid Mechanics

Very glad to see this paper out: doi.org/10.1016/j.dibe…, reporting evidence based on the first term of CO2 data from the SAMHE Project - headline is that adherence to UK guidance for schools is relatively high most of the time; however, ...

We are back to the lab and very eager to share our new experiments with everyone 🌊🌊🌊💡🌍

Mesmerizing! Difficult not to take pictures. Happy #FlumeFriday everyone 🌊🌊

After several years of collaborative work, we can finally share this OA review on air-water flows: lnkd.in/dJDnxTyR These flows are extremely important in high-head dams. Big thanks to collaborators S Felder, M Kramer, H Wang, J M Carrillo, M Pfister and D B Bung.

Join us for Professor Maarten van Reeuwijk’s Imperial College London Inaugural online or in person! 🌆✈️🌳🌴 Join the lecture live on our YouTube channel 👨‍🏫🛜💻 We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday 2 October! imperial.ac.uk/events/180669/…