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 participated in this year's edition of the European Researchers Night with two outreach activities, introducing to the local community to the main concept of the project: unsing and developping new generation tecniques for fluid characterization and control....
The next European Drag Reduction and Flow Control Meeting (EDRFCM 2026) will be organized by Stefano Discetti, PI of the NEXTFLOW project, at Universidad Carlos III Madrid on September 8-11, 2026. The biannual conference is coordinated by ERCOFTAC, a global...
Congratulations to Junwei Chen, who successfully defended this thesis, "Complete flow description from combination of incomplete measurements."For the past 4 years, Junwei used data-driven techniques to obtain a complete flow description from the combination of...