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 * Measuring volcanic eruption intensity using video recording of the ash plume
 * Statement regarding the recent damage
 * New PhD opportunities in Energy Transition Research
 * Boundary mixing - buoyancy transport and ventilation


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ABOUT THE INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL FLOWS

The Institute is an interdisciplinary Research Institute in the University of
Cambridge, with a focus on fluid mechanics and surface science. Its 5 parent
departments in the University are Earth Sciences, Applied Mathematics and
Theoretical Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, and Engineering.


MISSION

The mission of the institute is to carry out fundamental scientific research
addressing challenges related to the supply, storage and use of energy and the
impact on the environment, using the principles of fluid mechanics,
thermodynamics and surface science. The Institute uses a combination of
experimental and theoretical modelling to address this broad class of technical
challenges with a highly interdisciplinary research team spanning expertise in
mathematics, physics, chemistry, earth science, chemical engineering and
engineering.

Current interests include research on carbon storage; low energy building
design; electrolytes and batteries; geothermal heat; deep ocean mixing; surface
water and flooding; pollutant transport and dispersion; surface coatings;
corrosion; and water management and treatment.


INSTITUTE SEMINARS

Making waves on the "mathematical canal"

Dr David Pritchard, University of Strathclyde, Tue, 02 Jul 2024 15:00:00 +0000

Open Plan Area, Institute for Energy and Environmental Flows, Madingley Rise CB3
0EZ

For more information, please visit talks.cam.ac.uk.


RESEARCH

Research at the Institute covers diverse topics. Over the past 20 years, our
research has impacted many key areas, such as the design of low energy
ventilation systems for buildings, new insights into carbon sequestration
technology, improved functioning of lubricants, and new encapsulation processes
for bio-active washing powders.

We have a wide range of researchers, from undergraduate students to post
doctoral researchers, and offer annual fully funded PhD scholarships. If you are
interested in working or studying at the Institute, see our list of roles and
projects or contact the relevant member of staff.

For more information on the Institute, see our introduction or contact us.



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