Antonio Cuéllar successfully defended his PhD thesis, part of which have been carried out in the framework of NEXTFLOW. The thesis “AI-based sensing of turbulent wall-bounded flows” was awarded by the committee with the maximum qualification.
Antonio’s participation to the project has resulted in 2 papers and 6 conference contributions.
Our team's contribution to the 11th iTi conference on turbulence 2025 (iTi 2025) has been published in the Journal of Physics: Conference Series. The paper "Real-time event-based particle image velocimetry for active flow control" is a collaboration coauthored by...
Stefano Discetti, PI of NEXTFLOW, has been awarded an ERC Proof of Concept (PoC) grant. The new project, RT-FLOW (Real-time data-driven flow diagnostics with event-based cameras), aims at addressing key limitations in experimental fluid dynamics, including delayed...
Madrid Science and Innovation Week 2025, held in November, allowed our team to reach out to 350 people of our local community and introduce them to main components of the project: turbulense, fluid control, and the use of AI in aerospace engineering. Among the 3...