TFI Science Day

With the novel Science Day, we offer TFI researchers the opportunity to present a current topic and discuss it with members of the Research Field E+E as well as with doctoral students and postdocs.

Within the TFI Science Day we want to focus on the scientific diversity of our profile topic and share current topics and questions from our disciplines. The goal is to gain new perspectives, provide impetus and develop new ideas.

  • Presentations will last 15 minutes each, followed by 10 minutes of discussion.
  • Poster pitches are “one slide, one minute”, please send your slide no later than the day before the event.
  • Each working group involved in the profile topic should present one poster
  • Poster session is with beer and pretzels.

Please note that binding registration is required for the planning of the poster session and catering. The TFI Science Day takes place once every term.

Location: L2|06 Room 100 (Campus Lichtwiese)

TFI Science Day: 13th of June, 14–17 hrs

Programme

Time Title of talk
14:00 Wettability and transport in nanopores
Annette Andrieu-Brunsen
14:25 Inverse problems in fluid mechanics
Henning Bonart
14:50 Coffee break (Foyer)
15:10 Mass transfer across fluid interfaces
Dieter Bothe
15:35 Poster pitches (one slide in one minute per poster)
16:00 Poster sessions with beer and pretzels (Foyer)
17:00 End of event

Registration

Contact

  Name Working area(s) Contact
Prof. Dr. Dieter Bothe
voting rights E+E
Department of Mathematics, Mathematical Modeling and Analysis
Monika Medina España
Monika Medina España
Administration
+49 (0) 6151 16-25642
L2 06 219

TFI Science Day: 8th November 2024

Time Title of talk
14:00 Micro particles for transport and tracing
Jeanette Hussong
14:25 Machine Learning for Computational Fluid Dynamics
Tomislav Maric
14:50 Coffee break (Foyer)
15:10 Transient sieves: A new paradigm for separation processes?
Dieter Bothe
15:35 Poster pitches (one slide in one minute per poster)
16:00 Poster sessions with beer and pretzels (Foyer)
17:00 End of event