recent and forthcoming talks

 
  1. 2020

  2. 102.The stability of the flow around a rotating sphere, Australia-Europe Shear Flow Instability, Transition and Turbulence Virtual Seminar, June 2020

  3. 101.The complex dynamics of unsteady fluid flows, UTS, School of School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences Virtual Colloquium, April 2020

  4. 2019

  5. 100.The post-singularity structure in the boundary-layer induced by a rotating sphere, American Physical Society, Division of Fluid Dynamics, 72nd Annual Meeting, Seattle, 2019

  6. 99.Modelling blood flow through the umbilical cord, Monash University Fluid Mechanics Seminar, May 2019

  7. 98.Fluid mechanics, what's still left to say? Macquarie University, Department of Physics and Astronomy Colloquium, April 2019

  8. 97.Flow through coils, ANZIAM2019, Nelson, New Zealand, February 2019

  9. 2018

  10. 96.A study of the steady and unsteady ow in coils, 22nd Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Adelaide, December 2018

  11. 95.A new mode of instability in heated, high-speed, boundary layers, Euromech Fluid Mechanics Conference, Vienna, 2018

  12. 94.New results in the instability of compressible boundary layers, ANZIAM2018, Hobart, February 2018

  13. 2017

  14. 93.Local versus global behaviour in hydrodynamic stability, Sydney Dynamic Group Blackheath Workshop, November 2017

  15. 92.Instabilities in compressible boundary-layers over heated surfaces, Monash-Melbourne Workshop on the interface between stability theory and turbulence in shear flows, Monash University, October 2017

  16. 2016

  17. 91.Boundary-layer collisions and jet development in the flow around an impulsively rotated sphere, 20th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, UWA, Perth, December 2016.

  18. 90.The post-collisional boundary layer on an impulsively rotated sphere, 24th International Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Montreal, Canada, 2016.

  19. 89.The delightfully complex dynamics of unsteady fluid flows, (Plenary) ANZIAM 2016, Canberra

  20. 2015

  21. 88.The unsteady flow due to a rotating torus, ANZIAM2015, Gold Coast, February 2015

  22. 87.An experimental study of the flow though porous cylinders, Fluids in New Zealand (FiNZ), Canterbury, 2015

  23. 2014

  24. 86.Investigation of the key parameter defining the flow through a porous hollow cylinder, 19th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, RMIT, Melbourne, December, 2014

  25. 85.The unsteady flow due to a spinning sphere, AUT Mathematical Sciences Symposium, November 2014

  26. 84.The flow external to a rotating torus, 10th Euromech Fluid Mechanics Conference, Copenhagen, September 2014

  27. 83.Correctly model shear-thinning fluids, ANZIAM2014, Rotorua, NZ, February 2014

  28. 2013

  29. 82.The flow along an external corner revisited, American Physical Society, Division of Fluid Dynamics, 62nd Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, 2013

  30. 81.From Newton to New Zealand: a continuum of mechanists, Inaugural Lecture, The University of Auckland, October 2013

  31. 80.Corner boundary layers revisited, Auckland Fluid Mechanics Seminar Series, September 2013

  32. 78.The unsteady flow within a rotating torus, 14th European Fluid Mechanics Conference, Lyon, September 2013

  33. 77.Singularities in fluid mechanics, from boundary-layer separation to finite-time breakdown (and beyond), (Plenary) Fluids in New Zealand (FiNZ), Canterbury, 2013

  34. 2012

  35. 76.Singularities in fluid mechanics: a grand challenge, Department of Mathematics, The University of Auckland, November 2012

  36. 75.Transient Flows, Singularities and Grand Challenges in Fluid Mechanics, Flinders Mathematical Sciences Laboratory Seminar, March 2012

  37. 74.Fluid Mechanics: what’s maths go to do with it? Undergraduate Seminar Series, School of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Adelaide, March 2012

  38. 2011

  39. 73.Finite-time singularities in the boundary-layer equations: the fluid filled torus, AustMS Annual Conference, Wollongong, September 2011

  40. 72.Stability of unsteady flow in a rotating torus, EUROMECH Colloquium 525, Instabilities and transition in three-dimensional flows with rotation, Lyon, France, June 2011

  41. 71.Edge Flows, ANZIAM2011, Glenelg, February 2011

  42. 2010

  43. 70.The stability of corner boundary-layer flows, American Physical Society, Division of Fluid Dynamics, 63rd Annual Meeting, Long Beach, 2010

  44. 67.Corner boundary-layer flows, AustMS Annual Conference, Brisbane, September 2010

  45. 2005 to 2009

  46. 66.The stability of multiple tip vortices, American Physical Society, Division of Fluid Dynamics, 62nd Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, 2009

  47. 65.The stability of multiple tip vortices, AustMS Annual Conference, Adelaide, September 2009

  48. 64.Boundary-layer separation and vortex generation in a suddenly blocked pipe, ANZIAM2009, Caloundra, February 2009

  49. 63.Anomalous behaviour in boundary-layers: short-scale instabilities, finite distance breakdown and non-uniqueness, University of Sydney, September 2008

  50. 62.Boundary-layer separation and vortex generation in a suddenly blocked pipe, 22nd International Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Adelaide, Australia, 2008

  51. 61.Developing instabilities in decaying flows: a new look at some old problems in Fluid Mechanics, Monash University, May 2008

  52. 60.A resolution to anomalous behaviour in the quasi-cylindrical equations: the case of a rotating flow past a circular cylinder, ANZIAM2008, Katoomba, February 2008

  53. 59.A new look at some old(ish) problems in Fluid Mechanics, Loughborough University, October 2006

  54. 58.Unsteady disturbances as a receptivity mechanism for Gortler vortices, COSNet Workshop on The Complex Dynamics of Rotating Fluids, Adelaide, July 2006

  55. 57.Developing instabilities in decaying pipe flow, Euromech Fluid Mechanics Conference - 6 (EFMC6), Stockholm, Sweden, 2006

  56. 56.Developing instability in decay flows, University of Nottingham, October 2006

  57. 55.Anomalous behaviour in boundary-layer flows, University College London, October 2006.

  58. 54.Developing instability in decay flows, University of Manchester, October 2006

  59. 53.Noisy pipes, quiet submarines and smoother flights, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, July 2006.

  60. 52.The decay of the flow in a suddenly blocked pipe, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Melbourne, April 2006.

  61. 51.Developments in the stability of non-planar fluid flows, COSNet Workshop on Turbulence and Coherent Structures in Fluids, Plasma and Granular Flows, Canberra, Australia, January 2006

  62. 50.The instability of decaying pipe flow, American Physical Society, Division of Fluid Dynamics, 58th Annual Meeting, Chicago, 2005

  63. 49.The decaying flow within a suddenly closed pipe, 2005 Australian Mathematical Society Conference, Perth

  64. 48.The non-parallel stability of mixed forced-free convection boundary layers, ANZIAM 2005, Napier, New Zealand

  65. 2000 to 2004

  66. 47.So what’s new in boundary-layer theory?, School of Mathematics, The University of New South Wales, December 2004

  67. 46.The growth of short scale instabilities in buoyant boundary layers, 21st International Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Warsaw, Poland, August 2004

  68. 45.The effect of zero-mean suction on Gortler vortices: a receptivity problem, 15th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Sydney, December 2004

  69. 44.Lamb and his Hydrodynamics, 125 years of Fluid Mechanics @ Adelaide: a one-day meeting to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the publication of Lamb’s Hydrodynamics, December 2004

  70. 43.Controlling Gortler vortices using suction, American Physical Society, Division of Fluid Dynamics, 57th Annual Meeting, Seattle, 2004

  71. 42.Non-modal instabilities in heated boundary layers, Workshop to commemorate the centenary of Prandtl’s boundary-layer theory, South Africa, August 2004

  72. 41.The boundary-layer flow of a non-Newtonian fluid above a rotating disk, Workshop to commemorate the centenary of Prandtl’s boundary-layer theory, South Africa, August 2004

  73. 40.Non-modal instabilities in cooled boundary layers, Fluid Dynamics Seminar Series, School of Mathematical Sciences, University of Adelaide, April 2004

  74. 39.Reynolds number independent instabilities in boundary layers: non-classical routes for transition to turbulence, eosNet Complex Systems Network Workshop, Canberra, February 2004

  75. 38.So what’s new in boundary-layer theory? ANZIAM 2004, Hobart

  76. 37.The growth of short scale disturbances in mixed forced-free convection boundary layers, American Physical Society, Division of Fluid Dynamics, 56th Annual Meeting, East Rutherford, NJ, 2003

  77. 36.The boundary-layer flow of a non-Newtonian fluid above a rotating disk, Symposium on Rotating Flows, Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society Melbourne Centre, Melbourne, October 2003

  78. 35.Boundary-layer development within the flow in a suddenly blocked channel, ICIAM2003, July 2003

  79. 34.Boundary-layer development within the flow in a suddenly blocked channel, Department of Applied Mathematics, The University of Manchester, May 2003.

  80. 33.A breakdown in the boundary-layer flow of a non-Newtonian fluid, Fluid Dynamics Seminar Series, School of Applied Mathematics, University of Adelaide, December 2002

  81. 32.Boundary layer suction and its effect on vortex receptivity, ANZIAM 2001, Barossa Valley

  82. 31.Nonlinear waves in buoyant boundary layers, 20th International Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Chicago, USA August 2000

  83. 30.The evolution of nonlinear short waves in buoyant boundary layers, ANZIAM 2000, Waitangi, New Zealand

  84. 29.The problem of diffusion enhanced mixing within boundary layer flows, Fluid Dynamics Seminar Series, Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Adelaide, June 2000

  85. 1995 to 1999

  86. 28.Buoyancy effects in three-dimensional boundary layer stability, ANZIAM 1999, Mollymook, NSW.

  87. 27.Trailing line vortices, Fluid Dynamics Seminar Series, Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Adelaide, May 1999

  88. 26.Unsteady fluid flows and Stokes layers, Fluid Dynamics Seminar Series, Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Adelaide, December 1999.

  89. 25.The most unstable wave mode within a trailing line vortex, School of Mathematics and Statistics, The University of Birmingham, UK, September 1998.

  90. 24.The most unstable wave mode within a trailing line vortex, Department of Applied Mathematics, The University of Exeter, UK, October 1998.

  91. 23.Nonlinear travelling waves within buoyant boundary layer flows, Department of Applied Mathematics, The University of Manchester, December 1998.

  92. 22.The most unstable wave mode within a trailing line vortex, ANZIAM 1998, Coolongatta, Australia.

  93. 21.Hydrodynamic stability research at Adelaide, Combustion Research Group Seminar Series, Departments of Mechanical and Chemical Engineering, University of Adelaide May 1998.

  94. 20.The dominant wave mode within a trailing line vortex, EMAC98, Adelaide, Australia.

  95. 19.The dominant wave mode within a trailing line vortex, American Physical Society, Division of Fluid Dynamics, 51st Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, 1998.

  96. 18.Nonlinear wave motions in buoyant fluid flows, ANZIAM 1997, Lorne, Victoria.

  97. 17.Nonlinear travelling waves in buoyant boundary layers, American Physical Society, Division of Fluid Dynamics, 50th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, 1997.

  98. 16.Nonlinear wave motions in thermally stratified boundary layers, Conference on Theoretical and Computational Fluid Dynamics held in honour of Sir James Lighthill, Tallahassee, 1996.

  99. 15.Wave motions within thermally stratified boundary layers, Dynamics Seminar Series, Department of Applied Mathematics, The University of Adelaide, 1995.

  100. 1990 to 1994

  101. 14.Gortler vortices in separated flows, Department of Applied Mathematics, The University of Adelaide, 1994.

  102. 13.The most unstable Gortler vortex: from linear growth to secondary instability, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Seminar, University of New South Wales, 1994.

  103. 12.The secondary instability of the most dangerous Gortler vortex, ICASE/NASA LaRC Research workshop on Transition, Turbulence and Combustion, 1993.

  104. 11.Vortices in heated boundary layers, Informal meeting on Langmuir Circulation, The Department of Applied Mathematics, University of New South Wales, December 2-3, 1993.

  105. 10.Centrifugal instabilities: the Gortler vortex instability revisited, Applied Mathematics Seminar, University of New South Wales, 1992.

  106. 9.The structure of nonlinear Taylor vortices, Nonlinear Dynamics Seminar, School of Mathematics, University of New South Wales, 1992.

  107. 8.The most unstable Gortler vortex, Department of Mathematics, University College London, UK, 1991.

  108. 7.The development of fully nonlinear Taylor vortices, 33rd British Theoretical Mechanics Colloquium, Oxford, UK, 1991.

  109. 6.The most unstable Gortler mode, NATO Workshop on Gortler Vortices, ISITEM, Nantes, France, 1991.

  110. 5.Mode coupling in conservative systems, Applied Mathematics Seminar, University of Exeter, UK, 1990.

  111. 4.Concerning the receptivity problem for Gortler vortex flows: the effect of localized surface disturbances, 32nd British Theoretical Mechanics Colloquium, St Andrews, Scotland, 1990

  112. 3.Nonlinear short wavelength Taylor vortices, IUTAM Symposium on Nonlinear Hydrodynamic Stability and Transition, Sophia-Antipolis, Nice, France, 1990.

  113. Earliest talks

  114. 2.Slowly varying bifurcation theory, 31st British Theoretical Mechanics Colloquium, University of Exeter, UK, 1989.

  115. 1.Slowly varying bifurcation theory in dissipative systems, ANZIAM 1988, Leura, NSW.


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