Aims:

The ETMM series of symposia aims to provide a bridge between researchers and practitioners in Flow, Turbulence and Combustion by reporting progress in the predominantly applied, industrially-oriented areas of turbulence research.  This includes the development, improvement and application of statistical closures, simulation methods and experimental techniques for complex flow conditions that are relevant to engineering practice; the modelling of interactions between turbulence and chemistry, dispersed phases and solid structures; and the symbiosis of modelling, simulation and experimental research.

Major Themes:

• Novel modelling and simulation methods for practically relevant turbulent flows, including interaction with heat and mass transfer, rotation, combustion and multi-phase transport
• Novel experimental techniques for flow, turbulence and combustion and new experimental studies and data sets
• Innovative applications of modelling, simulation and experimental techniques to complex flows, industrial configurations and optimisation problems
• High-speed aerodynamics, acoustics and flow control
• Modelling, simulation and measurements of environmental flows