SHRL events

The SHRL have been awarded a £1.3m EPSRC research grant to study the deformation of microscopic fuel droplets.

We are seeking to recruit two EPSRC Research Fellows.

We are currently offering a fully funded PhD studentship on laser diagnostics for sprays.

Workshops

"Droplet and sprays: new approaches to modelling", Centre for Automotive Engineering Research Workshop, 5th June 2013
"New approaches to modelling of droplet heating and evaporation", Centre for Automotive Engineering Research Workshop, 17 October 2012
"Droplets and Sprays: modelling and experimentationModelling of heating and evaporation processes: mathematical and engineering approaches", Centre for Automotive Engineering Research Workshop, 8 May 2012
"Droplets and Sprays: modelling and experimentation", Centre for Automotive Engineering Research Workshop, 13 January 2012
"Flow instabilities and spray penetration", Centre for Automotive Engineering Research Workshop, 6 January 2011
"New mathematical tools for modelling the processes in internal combustion engines: a dialogue between mathematicians and engineers", Centre for Automotive Engineering Research Workshop, 13 April 2010
"Sprays: mathematical models versus physical phenomenon", Centre for Automotive Engineering Research Workshop, 22 September 2009
"Sprays: new physical and mathematical models", Centre for Automotive Engineering Research Workshop, 5 June 2009
"Sprays: modelling versus experimentation", UK-Israel Workshop, Brighton, UK, July 16-18, 2007

30 August 2011: "Optimal spatial disturbances of axisymmetric viscous jets" by Sergey Boronin
19 April 2010: "Modelling of sprays for flame suppression" by Alexander Snegirev (St Petersburg Technical University, Russia)
3 April 2009: "Systems of Reaction-Diffusion Equations" by Andrei Korobeinikov (University of Limerick, Ireland)
27 February 2009: "Reduction and identification of models: basic ideas and applications" by Leonid Kalachev (University of Montana, USA)
26 November 2008: "Multi-phase flow modelling" by Manolis Gavaises (City University, London)
23 October 2008: "The formation of NOx emissions in a Diesel engine converted into a spark ignition gas engine" by Revaz Kavtaradze (Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Russia)
14 October 2008: "Unsteady flow in pipes" by Tiit Koppel (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia)
14 October 2008: "Vortex ring models" by Felix Kaplanski
13 October 2008: "The modelling of water network systems" by Tiit Koppel (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia)
13 October 2008: "The vorticity equation and its applications" by Felix Kaplanski
9 October 2008: "Destabilizing effects of confinement on plane mixing layers" by Jonathan Healey (Keele University, UK)