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Serafim Kalliadasis

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Professor  Serafim  Kalliadasis

Prof in Engineering Science & Applied Mathematics

Tel: +44 (0)20 7594 1373

s.kalliadasis@imperial.ac.uk
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Biography

Date
Academic appointments/Educational background

2010

Professor in Engineering Science and Applied Mathematics

2004-2010

Reader in Fluid Mechanics

2004-2009

EPSRC Advanced Fellow

2001-2004

Senior Lecturer, Reader in Fluid Mechanics, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Leeds, UK

2005

Visiting Professor, Laboratoire FAST, UMR CNRS, Université P. et M. Curie et Paris Sud, France

2002-present

Visiting Professor, Unidad de Fluidos, Instituto Pluridisciplinar, Madrid, Spain

2001-present

Visiting Scientist, Center for Nonlinear Phenomena and Complex Systems, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium.

2000

Visiting Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Stanford, USA

1995-2001

Lecturer, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Leeds, UK

1994-1995

Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, School of Mathematics, University of Bristol, UK (Research Supervisor: Prof. D.H. Peregrine)

1990-1994

PhD, University of Notre Dame, USA (Thesis title: Self-similar interfacial and wetting dynamics, Research Advisor: Prof. H.-C. Chang)

1984-1989

Dipl. Ing.(5 yrs UG degree), Polytechnic School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (Thesis title: Inviscid free-surface flows over topography, Advisors: Prof. V. Bontozoglou and Prof. A. Karabelas)

Research Interests

Interdisciplinary Applied Mathematics and Engineering Science fundamentals especially the interface between Mathematics and Engineering Science. Systems of interest cross the boundaries between Engineering Science, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Particular emphasis is given to:

  • Fluid Mechanics: hydrodynamic stability, low-dimensional complexity and self-organisation in interfacial flows, dissipative solitons and nonlinear waves in free-surface thin-film flows, soft matter at interfaces and interfacial phenomena, viscoelastic and other complex fluids, micro- and multi-scale fluid mechanics, computational small-scale fluid dynamics, chaotic mixing in micro-scale flows, flows in porous media, transport phenomena in advection/diffusion systems, wave-induced transport in multi-phase flow systems.
  • Pattern Formation Driven by Coupled Hydrodynamic and Reaction-Diffusion Instabilities: fingering instabilities of reaction-diffusion fronts in porous media flows, dynamics of thin films in the presence of chemical reactions, chemical reactions in chaotic flows, hydrodynamic effects induced by chemical wave propagation and chaotic chemical dynamics, inertia effects in reactive flows in porous media.
  • Bioengineering Science and Mathematical Biology: wave propagation in spatially distributed excitable media, modelling of complexity in biological systems such as nerve signal transmission and demyelination of nerve fibers, biofluids.

 

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