Finals of the 20th ERCOFTAC Da Vinci Competition 2025
Thursday, 9th October 2025
Thomas Monahan - winner
of the 20th ERCOFTAC Da Vinci Competition 2025
Da Vinci Winner 2025
Thomas Monahan (University of Oxford, UK)
Spatiotemporal Tidal Prediction and Analysis Using Physics-Informed Ml
Da Vinci Presentation available here - tbc
Interview available here - tbc
Da Vinci Finalists 2025
Deniz Bezgin (TU Munich, Germany )
Toward Machine-learned Discretizations and Differentiable CFD for Compressible Two-phase Flows
Da Vinci Presentation available here - tbc
Paper summary available here
Jean-Jacques Hok (CERFACS, France)
Modeling Strategy for the Large Eddy Simulation of Lean Hydrogen-Air Explosions
Yash Kulkarni (Sorbonne Universite & CNRS, France )
Theoretical and Numerical Modelling of Three-Phase Dynamic Contact Line and Atomisation
Da Vinci Presentation available here - tbc
Paper summary available here
Daniel Moron (University of Bremen, Germany)
The Transitional Regime of Pulsatile Pipe Flow
Da Vinci Presentation available here
Paper summary available here
From left: Prof Maria Vittoria Salvetti, SPC Chair and the 20th Da Vinci Finalists: Yash Kulkarni, Deniz Bezgin, Daniel Moron, Jean-Jacques Hok and Thomas Monahan
Presentations:
Deniz Bezgin (TU Munich, Germany)
Toward Machine-learned Discretizations and Differentiable CFD for Compressible Two-phase Flows
Jean-Jacques Hok (CERFACS, France)
Modeling Strategy for the Large Eddy Simulation of Lean Hydrogen-Air Explosions
Yash Kulkarni (Sorbonne Universite & CNRS, France)
Theoretical and Numerical Modelling of Three-Phase Dynamic Contact Line and Atomisation
Thomas Monahan (University of Oxford, UK)
Spatiotemporal Tidal Prediction
and Analysis Using Physics-Informed Ml
Daniel Moron (University of Bremen, Germany)
The Transitional Regime of Pulsatile Pipe Flow
Date: ERCOFTAC Autumn Festival 2025, 9th - 10th October 2025 |
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