FiNZ 2013 List of attendees
Plenary speakers - each speaker will give a one-hour introduction to their field followed by a one-hour research seminar, including time for questions and discussion
- Prof Leslie Yeo (RMIT)
- Honey I shrunk the lab: microfluidics for lab-on-a-chip devices
- Surface acoustic wave microfluidics: novel phenomena and applications for biotechnology
- Prof Jim Denier (Auckland)
- Singularities in fluid mechanics, from boundary-layer separation to finite-time breakdown (and beyond), Part I
- Singularities in fluid mechanics, from boundary-layer separation to finite-time breakdown (and beyond), Part II
- Dr Teo Burghelea (Laboratoire de Thermocinetique, CNRS, University of Nantes)
- Complex behaviour of structured fluids: a multi-scale story, Part I
- Complex behaviour of structured fluids: a multi-scale story, Part II
- Dr Stephane Popinet (NIWA)
- Adaptive numerical methods for fluid mechanics
- Applications to multiscale problems from microfluidics to geophysical fluid dynamics
Contributed talks - each speaker will give a 20-minute talk with 10 minutes available for discussion
- Mr Gulraiz Ahmed (Canterbury) Dynamics of power-law fluid on horizontal substrates
- Dr Richard Brown (Canterbury) Numerical techniques for large-scale cerebral vasculature simulation
- Dr John Cater (Auckland) Wind farm simulations using LES
- Dr Richard Clarke (Auckland) Very long-range hydrodynamic effects within two-dimensional micro-organisms suspensions
- Dr Rob Connell (Lincoln Agritech) A data driven turbulence model: a future alternative to CFD in complex situations
- Mr Pavlo Kokhanenko (Canterbury) Modelling silica scale deposition in geothermal systems
- Mr Johannes Erhardt (Canterbury) Oxygen measurement in droplets (with Dr Volker Nock, Canterbury)
- Dr Warwick Kissling (IRL) Deep hydrology of the Taupo volcanic zone
- Dr Johannes Laubach (Landcare Research) Turbulence spectra in the atmospheric surface layer - new scaling concepts (with Prof Keith MacNaughton, Edinburgh)
- A/Prof Ken Morison (Canterbury) Fluid flow in falling film evaporators
- Mr Yannick Muller (Canterbury) Self-propelling droplets (with Dr Mathieu Sellier, Canterbury)
- Dr Scott Post (Bradley) Water surface topography based on translucency
- Ms Becky Soffe (Canterbury) Droplet microfluidics for lab-on-chip device applications
- Dr Craig Stevens (NIWA/Auckland) Observations of stratified turbulence in the ocean
- Mr Colin Whittaker (Canterbury) Modelling of landslide-generated tsunamis
- Dr Geoff Willmott (IRL) Putting the 'Fluidics' in 'Nanofluidics'
Other attendees
- Ms Cecile Darcque (Canterbury)
- Mr Milad Ghorban Ebrahimi (Canterbury)
- Mr James 'Elf' Eldridge (MacDiarmid Institute)
- Mr James Hewett (Canterbury)
- Ms Jamie de Jong (Canterbury)
- Mr Irshad Khodabocus (Canterbury)
- Dr Emily Lane (NIWA)
- Mr Sayyed Masoomi (Canterbury)
- Dr Maarten McKubre-Jordens (Canterbury)
- Dr Rua Murray (Canterbury)
- Prof Roger Nokes (Canterbury)
- Dr Justin Nijdam (Canterbury)
- Prof Peter Olsson (Chalmers)
- Dr Igor Rychkov (Canterbury)
- Ms Madeleine Smith (Canterbury)
- Mr Timm Treskatis (Canterbury)
- Prof Ian Wood (Rtd)
Organising committee:
- Dr Phil Wilson (Canterbury) email
- Dr Miguel Moyers Gonzalez (Canterbury) email
- Dr Mathieu Sellier (Canterbury) email
Latest update: 20130130.