ISF Workshop

🚀 Exciting news for the ISF community 🔥 The two ISF research programs (laminar and turbulent) are evolving! We’re introducing Working Groups (WGs) to address the most pressing challenges in our field. To foster collaboration, we’re kicking off of quarterly teleconference series, starting 22 January 2025! 🔹 First Session Details: 📅 Wednesday, 22 January 2025 🕒 3 PM EDT | 9 PM CEST (Paris) | 4:30 AM ACST (Adelaide) 💡 Presentations: 1️⃣ Tarek Bejin (Ghent University, Belgium) “Soot modelling for fires based on the laminar smoke point concept” 2️⃣ Francesco Carbone (University of Connecticut, USA) “Characterizing Planar Mixing Layer Flames to unravel soot formation during non-premixed combustion” 📌 Join us on Zoom: https://lnkd.in/erUwaEiA Each presentation will be 20 minutes, followed by a 20-minute open discussion. See you there! #ISF #Research #Collaboration #Innovation

The ISF Committee is pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 ISF-7 Workshop prizes, recognizing outstanding contributions from PhD students and early career researchers at our seventh workshop held in Milan on 20-21 July 2024. The prize winner for the best poster was Patrizia Crepaldi, Particle Technology Laboratory – ETH Zurich, for a poster entitled ‘Oxidation dynamics of soot (or carbon black) accounting for its core-shell structure and pore network’. Let's learn a bit more about Patrizia and her work in this post! Patrizia attended Politecnico di Milano for her undergraduate studies, where she moved the first steps towards modeling and simulation. Thereafter, she conducted her MSc studies (2020-2022) at ETH Zurich (Zurich, Switzerland) under the supervision of Prof. S.E. Pratsinis and Prof. Georgios A. Kelesidis and focused her research work on modeling of carbonaceous nanoparticles such soot and carbon black. Oxidation dynamic of carbonaceous nanoparticles is essential both to reduce soot emissions as well as to produce highly specific carbon black grades used in energy generation and storage. In Patrizia's ISF Poster, carbonaceous nanoparticles porosity during oxidation is elucidated using Lattice Monte Carlo simulations. That way, it was possible to describe from first principles the specific surface area evolution for the first time. Patrizia has now joined CRECK Modeling group under the guide of Prof. T. Faravelli where she will continue her work on carbonaceous nanoparticles. Join us in celebrating Patrizia's achievements and the promising future of her research! #ISF7 #research #innovation In the photo, Ms. Patrizia Crepaldi (center), winner of the ISF Best Poster Prize, along with Prof. Gus Nathan (left) and Prof. Georgios A. Kelesidis (right).

Whether you attended the #40thISOC and missed a presentation you wanted to see, or you couldn’t attend the event this time, we are excited to offer an on-demand option to view the presentations! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eC6D4BAc #TheCombustionInstitute #Combustion

The ISF Committee is pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 ISF-7 Workshop prizes, recognizing outstanding contributions from PhD students and early career researchers at our seventh workshop held in Milan on 20-21 July 2024. The prize winners for the three-minute presentation competition were as follows: Andrea Nobili, CRECK Modeling – Politecnico di Milano, for a poster entitled ‘Towards an improved description of carbonaceous particle morphology’. Claudia-F. López Cámara, Ph.D., TU/e - EMPI – CENIDE, for a poster entitled ‘Graphene Origami : Evolution of the morphology of free-standing few-layer graphene in plasma synthesis’. Let's learn a bit more about Andrea and his work in this post! Andrea's work tackles the challenge of modeling key morphological features of carbonaceous particles through a discrete sectional model coupled with detailed gas-phase chemistry and fully written in the standardized CHEMKIN format. This enables the use of the model in the most common numerical frameworks for laminar flames and ideal reactors simulations. About Andrea: Andrea has recently completed his PhD at Politecnico di Milano (CRECK Modeling) and is set to embark on an exciting new chapter as a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford University in Prof. Hai Wang’s lab. Join us in celebrating Andrea’s achievements and and the promising future of his research! #ISF7 #research #innovation

The ISF Committees are pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 ISF-7 Workshop prizes, recognizing outstanding contributions from PhD students and early career researchers at our seventh workshop held in Milan on 20-21 July 2024. The prize winners for the three-minute presentation competition were as follows:  Claudia-F. López Cámara, Ph.D., TU/e - EMPI – CENIDE, for a poster entitled ‘Graphene Origami : Evolution of the morphology of free-standing few-layer graphene in plasma synthesis’. Andrea Nobili, CRECK Modeling – PoliMI, for a poster entitled ‘Towards an improved description of carbonaceous particle morphology’. Let's learn a bit more about Claudia and her work in this post! Claudia’s work demonstrates, for the first time, freestanding few-layer #graphene created via microwave #plasma synthesis develops from a single layer circular-shaped graphene to a crumpled and self-folded few-layer graphene. The findings reported align with previous numerical hypotheses and open new pathways to explore in the study of the #formation and #growth of this #nanomaterial. About Claudia: Dr. Claudia-F. López-Cámara is currently an assistant professor at the Thermo-Fluids Engineering (TFE) at TU Eindhoven. Her previous postdoctoral work on experimental studies of nanomaterial synthesis at the EMPI-Reactive flows (University of Duisburg-Essen, CENIDE - Center for Nanointegration Duisburg-Essen) inspired her to pursue her career pathway in this field. Her current investigations focus on nanomaterial synthesis for energy and sensor applications. Join us in celebrating Claudia’s achievements and the promising future of nanomaterial research! #ISF7 #nanotechnology #research #innovation

Last weekend during the 7th ISF Workshop, I was awarded for my 3-min presentation on our work on #graphene self-folding! 🥳 Thank you very much to the organizers, judges, and everyone that stopped by my poster to ask about our work 😊 #40thISOC #TheCombustionInstitute #nanomaterials #synthesis #lovemyjob Thermo-Fluids Engineering (TFE) at TU Eindhoven CENIDE - Center for Nanointegration Duisburg-Essen

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-4 to ISF workshop in Milan! Looking forward for inspiring discussion on Reacting Flow with Carbon Nanoparticles!

🚀 Just One Month to Go! Join Us in Milano for the Measurement and Computation of Reacting Flows with Carbon Nanoparticles (ISF) workshop! 📅 Save the Date: July 20-21, 2024 📍 Location: Politecnico di Milano For more info and the agenda, visit our home page https://lnkd.in/et2pffpJ 🔗 Register Now: https://lnkd.in/ehvvBVcv We look forward to seeing you there! #ISF2024 #40thISOC #ReactingFlows #CarbonNanoparticles #FluidDynamics #Milano #Innovation #Networking

❗️The same deadline applies for workshop posters..including ISF! Do not miss the deadline! ❗️