Computational Fluid Dynamics & Flow Physics Lab :: Prof Computational Fluid Dynamics & Flow Physics Lab :: Prof. Fabrizio Bisetti We perform research on the physics of fluids using high-performance computing platforms and large-scale simulations. We focus on complex turbulent flows of technological relevance to mixing, propulsion, and flow control and augmentation. Vorticity in a turbulent flame Structures in a mixing layer Flame surface in a turbulent slot flame

Computational Fluid Dynamics & Flow Physics Lab :: Prof Computational Fluid Dynamics & Flow Physics Lab :: Prof. Fabrizio Bisetti Turbulent flow effects on burn rates in combustion devices Big-data analysis and uncertainty quantification in fluid applications Plasma control and enhancement for propulsion devices Particulates in aeroderivative combustors Turbulent mixing in shear layers

Computational Fluid Dynamics & Flow Physics Lab :: Prof Computational Fluid Dynamics & Flow Physics Lab :: Prof. Fabrizio Bisetti Group established Sept 2009 at KAUST*, and relocating to ASE/EM at UT in Aug 2016. 12+ years of experience in computing including PhD & 25 publications in leading journals. Supervised 1 research scientist, 12 postdoctoral fellows, 4 PhD, 3 MS, 4 visiting G and 2 UG students A MS/PhD joining in the group will gain expertise in fluid mechanics and plasmas learn to use state-of-the-art computational tools, methods, and high-performance computers work on exciting, technologically relevant topics in a supportive environment focused on mentorship present his/her work at national and international meetings http://flow.kaust.edu.sa fbisetti@utexas.edu Turbulent jet flame *: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) is a newly established university in Saudi Arabia