Tom Eaves

The RRS Discovery is in Dundee! To celebrate 100 years of the first RRS Discovery I'm giving an open talk, "Motion in the Ocean" at Discovery Point this Saturday and Sunday at 2:30pm, explaining how ships like RRS Discovery help us learn about motion beneath the surface #RRS100

It was a pleasure to visit the Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics to deliver a keynote talk at their CDT Symposium. I discussed transitional flow structures in oscillating boundary layers, part of my EPSRC New Investigator Award. The recording is linked in LIFD's post.

Interested in studying #CivilEngineering with us at @UoDSciEng @dundeeuni? Come to our open day now!!!!

I have a fully funded PhD postition open for applications: Sustainable Green Urban Spaces: Assimilation of Citizen-Science Data for Air Quality Monitoring via Digital-Twin Simulation Explore data assimilation techniques in fluid dynamics. findaphd.com/phds/project/l…

Come and chat with me today at #EGU23 about unsteady buoyant jets in hall X2 between 8.30 and 10.15 😃 🌋!

There are still a few more days to apply for my postdoctoral position in numerical fluid mechanics and dynamical systems - applications close on January 6th.

I am recruiting a postdoc to join my EPSRC-funded project "Saving energy via drag reduction: a mathematical description of oscillatory flows". Please pass on to anyone with experience of direct numerical simulation or dynamical systems in fluid dynamics. tinyurl.com/musbh6yu

Let the experiments begin.. This is the start of our experiments on the behaviour of buoyant jets. Here we have a steady state neutrally buoyant jet. More exciting experiments to come, including multiphase pulsating buoyant jets analogous to the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption!

Our new paper (joint with Cédric Beaume, Tom Eaves and @StevenTobias7) about optimizing the control of transition to turbulence is out @JFluidMec! Minimal seeds, edge states and laminarization probability are all discussed there together bit.ly/3xWzBeb

@UoDSciEng MSc Industrial Engineering students watching a demo of a pipe folding machine at #southernmanufacturing exhibition. Our students are making connections with industry to help secure summer internship projects.

There's still time to apply for my PhD position - contact me at teaves001@dundee.ac.uk if you are interested.

I have a PhD postition available, understanding drag reduction. If you're interested in mathematical or numerical fluid dynamics and are thinking about applying, or simply want to learn more about the project, do get in touch at teaves001@dundee.ac.uk. bit.ly/3vkCQqQ

My most recent paper is #OpenAccess. Dewatering behaviour of different paper-making pulp fibres is rationalised within a common two-phase framework. Important for understanding how different materials will behave in industrial machinery when preparing fibres for the paper press.

What an amazing feat of #engineering, #design & #technology in our city on #EarthDay2021! The world's most powerful tidal turbine, built in Dundee by @Orbitalmarine launched today from the city to travel to the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) off the Orkney Islands.

Highly recommend this webinar by Tom Eaves @tseaves if you like to learn about #ocean #mixing mechanisms. Fantastic use of analogies to describe oscillation, resonance and filaments when looking at fluids of different density & velocity. Find it on the @mastscot youtube channel

On Wednesday I'm giving a free public weminar about some of the ways in which heat and salt are mixed by ocean currents, and some of the new techniques we're using to understand ocean mixing data.

@alexisonfluids All webinars will be uploaded to YouTube after the event. In fact, last year's webinar series is already there.

Next month I'm presenting in the MASTS Webinar Series (Marine Alliance for Science and Technology for Scotland). A public webinar every Wednesday, starting next week and running into the summer, discussing all things #marine!