Welcome to Yamamoto CFD lab.
Welcome to Yamamoto CFD lab.
Fluids such as water and air not only moisturize our lives but also play an important role to support our comfortable living. There are various machines involved with fluids; for example, aircraft and automobiles, household electrical appliances. Our laboratory pursue research aiming at elucidating the flow of various machines by computer simulation based on fluid engineering and aiming to give guidance on the development of machinery that is environmentally friendly and enriches human life. Recently, we have been vigorously researching and developing computer simulation methods for multiphysics fluid phenomena in which various physical phenomena interfere with each other complicatedly, and we are trying to apply industrial application of the developed method.We also conduct research to analyze various diseases of the vascular system by computer simulation and provide guidelines for diagnosis and treatment. In addition, our laboratory welcomes international students every year and actively exchanges with overseas universities.
Lab. News
2023/11/26
Ikeda and Kaneshi, 2nd year master student, and Abe, 1st year master student, presented their research at International Gas Turbine Congress 2023 Kyoto which was held in Kyoto on November 26th - December 1th, 2023.
2023/10/9
Katou and Kaneshi, 2nd year master student, and Abe and Keira, 1st year master student, presented their research at [ International conference on Particle-Based Methods (PARTICLES 2023) which was held in Milan on October 9th, 2023.
2023/10/4
Kaneshi and Ikeda, 2nd year master student, and Abe and Tatuta, 1st year master student, presented their research at 51th Turbulence Control Study Group which was held in Fukui on October 4th, 2023. Also, Kaneshi won Best Presentation Award.
2023/9/30
Kaneshi, 2nd year master student, presented their research at Turbulence Control Study Group which was held Tokyo University on September 30th, 2023. Also, Kaneshi won the Best Presentation Award.
2023/9/20
Masuda, 2nd year master student, and Kanebayashi, 1st year master student, presented their research at X International Conference on Computational Bioengineering (ICCB 2023) which was held in Vienna on September 20th, 2023.
2023/9/13
Kato, Gunji, Kondo, and Tatsuta, 1st year master students, presented their research at 10th International Symposium on Turbulence, Heat and Mass Transfer which was held in Rome on September 13th, 2023.
2023/6/22
Baba, 2nd year master student, presented his research at International Conference on Icing of Aircraft, Engines, and Structures which was held in Vienna on June 22th, 2023.
