Fluid Mechanics Section (Civil Engineering) at Imperial College London. Interests: Wave Mechanics, Coastal & Offshore Engineering, Environmental Fluid Mechanics
London, UK. SW7 2AZ
Joined January 2020
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Addressing the root problems of what happened would require more than my expertise allows, unfortunately, but we (with some colleagues) have been able to put a short piece about the role of urban flood debris during this particular tragic event.
How does urban debris impact flood hazard? 🌊🏚 In our latest HS Division blog post, @Mario_J_Franca , @dValero_ , @ArnauBayon , @neoedui , and @BeniaminoRusso3 tackle the example of the recent severe floods in #Valencia. 👇#hydrology #valenciafloods bit.ly/3Avisf9
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🌬️ Good news for wind energy! Dr Adam Jan Sadowski & his team receive £1.95m EPSRC Fellowship to innovate offshore wind turbine structure design with digital twins, aiming for safer, more resilient, efficient, and sustainable designs.
Read more: buff.ly/3O8dVTn
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Congratulations to all of our graduates here at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering!
Gowns, grads, good times 🥹
That's a wrap on our 2024 Commemoration Day!
Congratulations to all of #OurImperial graduates, we can’t wait to see what you do next 💙
ALT Royal Albert Hall on Commemoration Day.
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💧 Airing tonight! 💧
Dr Ana Mijic joins The Future with Hannah Fry to explore water scarcity and discuss the importance of understanding water as part of a complex, interconnected cycle. 🌍 Don't miss it! Watch here: buff.ly/4eNpJ8J
From Kenya to Singapore, @FryRSquared takes us on the road to meet people who are fighting water scarcity problems with technology. Follow her journey on The Future with Hannah Fry trib.al/IOc4wcp
Imperial College Fluid Mechanics retweeted
After several years of collaborative work, we can finally share this OA review on air-water flows: lnkd.in/dJDnxTyR
These flows are extremely important in high-head dams.
Big thanks to collaborators S Felder, M Kramer, H Wang, J M Carrillo, M Pfister and D B Bung.
Imperial College Fluid Mechanics retweeted
Just in! A funded #PhD opportunity with @dValero_ in @FluidsICL. This is a fluid mechanics post (environment & toxicology) on 'plastic degradation during environmental transport'. Research to be conducted with @ImperialSPH and @TU_Muenchen. Details here: t.ly/PGEk_
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Very glad to see this paper out: doi.org/10.1016/j.dibe.2024.…, reporting evidence based on the first term of CO2 data from the @SAMHEProject - headline is that adherence to UK guidance for schools is relatively high most of the time; however, ...
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Allow me to reshare this clip as I say good bye for a couple weeks 🌊 ⛱️ 🍺 Have a nice break everyone!
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Four of #OurImperial academics have been awarded Future Leaders Fellowships from @UKRI_news including Dr Tolga Bird from @ICComputing.
Read the news story:
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You have the most photogenic and impressive lab of Imperial. Promise!
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Interesting fact: in England, most new flood defence schemes now built reduce expected damage by at least £8 for every £1 spent.
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#FlumeFriday from @UDC_gal as we kick off our @CoUDlabs project. Keep tuned for more on plastic transport in urban environments - @FluidsICL @KITKarlsruhe @deltares
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A very productive visit to the fluid mechanics clusters of #Lyon, INSA & @INRAE_France while enjoying the best of French hospitality. Closing tomorrow with a seminar on urban flood debris and plastic transport. Bona nit! – at Lyon, France
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Absolutely terrifying
I’ve verified this video from near St Nicolas (Canton du Valais) in Switzerland and it’s truly terrifying!! This is one of the debris flows that happened on Friday.
Nearly five inches of rain caused rivers to overflow, cutting power to villages and covering roads, fields, and villages with rubble, earth, and wood.
Three people are still missing.
Video via: @Meteovilles
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Yay, this is brilliant to see!
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Join our Women in Engineering Network (WiN) to celebrate International Women in Engineering Day, where we'll be speaking to engineers from across the tech sector followed by a networking session.
Monday 17 June
14.00-15.00
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Congratulations Engineering graduates! We're so proud of you.
Enjoy your day celebrating with friends, family and the #OurImperial community 🎓
ALT Full Royal Albert Hall audience for an Engineering graduation ceremony
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Marie-Curie postdoctoral fellowships are now open: marie-sklodowska-curie-actio…
UK-based universities are eligible, including @imperialcollege: imperial.ac.uk/research-and-…
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The great workshop @mpi_pks ended with a great presentation of @ikarmpadakis reporting on extreme wave statistics in the amazing @FluidsICL wave basins / tanks and the ocean. 🌊⚓️
