About
The High Reynolds Number Group uses a combination of asymptotic, numerical and experimental methods to investigate natural flow phenomena across a variety of scales (e.g. ranging from pipe flows in a domestic heating system, through ocean and atmospheric flows on Earth to large astrophysical scales such as accretion disks). There is considerable overlap/collaboration with the Waves, Environmental and Industrial Fluid Dynamics, and Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics groups.
Academic Staff
PhD Projects
There are always opportunities to join the group by studying for a PhD degree or as a postdoctoral scholar. Open PhD projects for entry in October 2020 are as follows
Project 1 - Coherent structures in Viscoelastic turbulence
Project 2 - Weak wave turbulence and rotating systems
Project 3 - Wave coupling in GFD instabilities