Combustion Webinar

UNITED, WE ARE STRONG.

Intro: During this unforeseen and difficult time owing to COVID-19, many of us miss the opportunity to interact with each other technically. Led and proposed by Prof. Yiguang Ju (Princeton University), we are organizing the weekly combustion webinar to share our research and create an opportunity to learn from each other. The webinar will use Zoom and open to everyone who is interested in. Registration for the webinar is required using real name and working email. If you would like to participate and have not registered for the webinar before, please email your request to “wenting.sun@aerospace.gatech.edu” to be added to the email list for webinar information distribution.

Committee Member List (click here) 

                                                                                                             Webinar Schedule

Time Presenter Affiliation Topic/Title Webinar link
May 2nd (U.S EST) 10 am Katharina
Kohse-Höinghaus		 University of Bielefeld Combustion science beyond crisis (abstract&bio) Sign up here (link)
May 9th (U.S EST) 10 am Chung K. (Ed) Law Princeton University On Rational Parametric Interpretation of Some Combustion Phenomena (abstract&bio) record: https://youtu.be/vhp-xanoW8c
May 16th (U.S EST) 10 am Liangbing Hu University of Maryland High Temperature Synthesis by Direct Electrification (abstract&bio) record: https://youtu.be/dnyq2WjP3g8
May 23rd (U.S EST) 10 am Hua Zhao Brunel University

Combustion Technologies for Zero-emission High Efficiency Combustion Engines (abstract

& bio)

record: https://youtu.be/XsKuTKD6Ui0

 
May 30th (U.S EST) 10 am Kelly Senecal Convergent Science The Role of Combustion in our Eclectic Transportation Future (abstract&bio) record: https://youtu.be/NpO6fmpeNrM
June 6th Andreas Dreizler Technische Universität Darmstadt Laser Diagnostics in Combustion (abstract&bio) record: https://youtu.be/d2PTpToPHOI
June 13th Thierry Poinsot CNRS Simulation and Control of Renewable Combustion (CV and abstract) record: https://youtu.be/WLc1Km9eG-Q
June 20th Rolf Reitz U. Wisconsin-Madison The Future of the Internal Combustion Engine (Abstract and Bio) record: https://youtu.be/Gfm–GeDZhM
June 27th Elaine Oran TA&MU Mechanisms and Occurrence of Detonations in Vapor Cloud Explosions (abstract and bio) record: https://youtu.be/57qwGFH9jJw
summer break
Aug. 22nd
(postponed)		 Christer Fureby Lund University High Speed Propulsion for Civil Transportation (abstract & bio)
Aug. 29th Markus Kraft University of Cambridge Carbonaceous nanoparticle formation in flames (Abstract&bio) record: https://youtu.be/GhSHCnBlEzs
Sept. 12th Jay Gore Purdue University New areas in combustion: artificial intelligence, imaging, and hybrids (Abstract&bio) record: https://youtu.be/6YQAn32zl1Y
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1bK4y1a7ML/
ppt slides [here]
Sept 19th Paul Ronney University of Southern California Releasing insights from data: quarrying vs. sculpting (Abstract&bio) record: https://youtu.be/5AlC5vj1HGY
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1cV411U7xh/
Sept 26th Henry Curran NUI Galway The Computational Chemistry Consortium: Surrogate Fuel Mechanism Development, Pollutants Sub-Mechanisms and Components Library (abstract&bio)
Oct. 3rd Sili Deng MIT Combustion + X: Attempts, Challenges, and Opportunities
Oct. 10th Fokion Egolfopoulos University of Southern California 100+ Years of Combustion Research and Its Relevance to Applications (Abstract&bio) https://youtu.be/xRQe4I7nihY
Oct. 17th Jim Driscoll University of Michigan Combustion science needed to develop hypersonic aircraft (abstract&bio) https://youtu.be/GZvHnHNbczs
Oct. 24th Paul Palies CFDRC Reacting Swirling Flow Physics (abstract&bio) Link: https://youtu.be/oZrpTtcU3P0
Oct. 31st Steven Son Purdue University Blast Off! An Introduction to the Combustion of Solid Propellants and Current Research Directions (abstract&bio)
Nov. 7th Peng Zhao Oakland University From hotspot flame initiation to Li-ion battery thermal runaway (abstract&bio)
Nov. 14th Mike Burke Columbia University Rising Star Lecture: Creating complex reaction models that can extrapolate with quantified uncertainty (flyer)
Nov. 21st Luc Vervisch the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA) Rouen Normandy (France) and CNRS Solving the Population Balance Equation for Non-Inertial Particles Dynamics using PDF and Machine Learning: Application to Sooting Flames (flyer)
Dec. 5th Suo Yang University of Minnesota Modeling and Analysis of Sooting Flames: Turbulence, Pressure, and Chemical Kinetics (flyer)
Dec. 12th Jesse Jenkins Princeton University
winter break
Jan 16th 2021 Burak Atakan University of Duisburg-Essen Engines for Polygeneration
Feb 6th 2021 William Roberts KAUST
Feb 13th 2021 Jackie Chen Sandia National Lab
Feb 20th Stephen Klippenstein Argonne National Lab
Feb 27th Guillermo Rein Imperial College London
Mar. 6th Brandon Rotavera University of Georgia
Mar. 13th Stephen Dooley Trinity College Dublin
Mar. 20th Heinz Pitsch RWTH Aachen University
Mar. 27th Bénédicte Cuenot Cerfacs
Apr. 3rd Samuel L. Manzello NIST The Importance of Combustion Science to Unravel Complex Large Outdoor Fire Processes
Apr. 10th (8 am EST) Rob Gordon University of Melbourne
Apr. 17th Fred Dryer Princeton University/University of South Carolina
Apr. 24th (8 am EST) Bassam Dally Adelaide University Hydrogen and Ammonia Adaptation to Industrial Processes
May 1st (8 am EST) Assaad Masri University of Sydney
May 8th (8 am EST) Gus Nathan Adelaide University
May 15th Sotiris Pratsinis ETH Zurich Flame-made gas sensors of high selectivity
May 22nd Nils Hansen Sandia National Lab
Jun 5th Sujith Raman IIT
Jun 12th Epaminondas Mastorakos University of Cambridge
summer break
Sept. 11th Nicolas Noiray ETH-Zurich
Joseph Lefkowitz Technion – Israel Institute of Technology Ignition in High-speed Flows