[GTP] International Conference Turbulence and Interaction 2012

[Silvia Gentile]

Invitation to present a paper at TI2012

Apologizes for cross mailings
Thien Hiep LE <thien_hiep.le at onera.fr>
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thle at onera.fr


Dear colleagues,

Due to technical problems, the first abstract deadline extension 
announcement for the TI2012 conference has not been sent correctly.

We have also received several requests regarding a new extension of the 
abstract deadline.

As a consequence, the abstract submission deadline has been further 
extended to January 31, 2012.

We are looking forward to seeing you in La Saline-les-Bains, next June 
and wish you a happy new year and all the best for 2012.

Please accept our apologizes if you receive this email more than once.

S. VINCENT, on behalf of the organization committee.


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Following the two first issues TI2006 and TI2009, the third 
international conference devoted to Turbulence and Interactions, 
co-organized by ONERA, EPFL and I2M, will be held on June 11-15, 2012 on 
the Réunion Island, La Saline-les-Bains.

Full information about the conference and practical information can be 
found on the conference website:http://ti2012.onera.fr/

We invite you to contribute to this event. Abstracts (2 pages) should be 
submitted through the website before January 31, 2012.

The first and the second conferences on "Turbulence and Interactions“ 
TI2006 and TI2009 were unique events as they allowed to gather together 
many firms, institutions and universities concerned with turbulence 
research in a single spot. As the title “Turbulence and Interactions” 
anticipated, the workshop was not run on the basis of parallel sessions 
but instead in serial sessions where people had strong interactions and 
sharings. The TI2012 Conference participates to the same philosophy, 
with emphasis in providing strong evidence that the triptych of science, 
namely theory, experiments and computing, through their interplay come 
to achieving progress in understanding and predicting the physics of 
complex flows and engineering problems. Contributions will give some 
deep insight into the very different interaction phenomena with turbulence.
Final papers will be published in a special issue of Notes on Numerical 
Fluid Mechanics and Multidisciplinary 
Design<http://www.springerlink.com/content/1612-2909/>, edited by Springer.

Subjects of interest include:
- Fundamental Turbulence, Instability and transition, Multiscale 
Interactions, wall turbulence
- Advanced modeling and simulation methods for turbulent flows
- High-speed aerodynamics, aeroacoustics and flow control
- Environmental, geophysical and compressible turbulence
- Multiphase and reacting Flows, heat transfer, Plasma and MHD turbulence
- Complex flows (aeronautics, automotive, biological and medical flows)

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Silvia Gentile
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