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Numerical simulation of environmental flows

Short bio

I am Assistant professor in the Department of Science and Technology of Materials and Fluids at the Polytechnical School of Teruel (University of Zaraogoza). My on-going and future research focuses on the development of efficient simulation tools for environmental flows.

Teaching

I have also supervised several degree projects and master theses. For prospective students, you can find the topics offered here.

Research lines

Nowadays, the combination of modern supercomputers with cutting-edge simulation tools allows to solve very complex problems of technological and scientific interest and, what is more important, it allows to be predictive. The numerical simulation of environmental events, such as atmospheric, oceanic or surface water flows, has come to a point where trustworthy predictions can be done at an affordable cost, providing quite a realistic picture of the potential threats linked to those events. On the other hand, the rocketing technological growth of the manufacturing industry is demanding the study and resolution of new problems that can be addressed through the same approach. You can find my research interests below:

Funded projects as PI

Contact

For more information, please contact me: anavas [at] unizar.es

Adrián Navas Montilla

Dept. of Science and Technology of Materials and Fluids

Fluid Dynamics Technologies Group

Teruel Engineering Faculty - University of Zaragoza

C/Atarazana, nº2, 44003 Teruel, Spain