von Karman Institute Lecture Series and Events
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Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
CFD for atmospheric flows and wind engineering
Radial Compressor Design and Optimization
Special VKI Lecture Series on “Physics of Sloshing” during the 8th European Symposium on Aerothermodynamics for Space Vehicle
Workshop on the future of the turbomachinery in the honour of Prof. André Jaumotte for his 95th birthday
Symposium of VKI PhD Research 2015 - FREE REGISTRATION
Introductory course to OpenFOAM®: first session
Introductory course to OpenFOAM®: second session
OpenFOAM® general programming
1st Belgian OpenFOAM® Workshop
Experimental investigations on the application of the binary scaling in high enthalpy facilities
Workshop on Safety and Control Valves
PhD Public defense of Jorge Pinho
Seminar on Mixing of a low-diffusive dye in a homogeneous swarm of bubbles
Turbulent Combustion
Porous media interaction with high temperature and high speed flows - STO-AVT-261
9th QB50 Workshop
7th European CubeSat Symposium
38th Advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics. Adjoint methods and their application in Computational Fluid Dynamics
Industrial Computational Fluid Dynamics
Introduction to Measurement Techniques
Introduction to Ground Testing Facilities
Introduction to Ground Testing Facilities
Progress in simulation, control and reduction of ventilation noise
Ethics: the Next Frontier for Space Entreprise?
Quo vadis? Explorare!
Towards a Multiscale Thermal Contact Model for Ice Exploration Technologies
The events, conferences and symposiums organize by the von Karman Institute, except lecture series.
The conference is a review of the lecture series given in this specific field.
The STO-AVT / VKI Lecture Series are organized with the support of the NATO Science and Technology Organization (STO). The conference are hold at the von Karman Institute. The proceedings of the conferences are distributed by the STO (former RTO).
Lectures will be given by active specialists drawn from universities, research establishments and industries in Europe and North America. A detailed outline and application form will be prepared approximately four months in advance of each Lecture Series and will be sent to all those on the Institute's mailing list who have expressed an interest in relevant subject areas.