The UK Turbulence Consortium (UKTC) brings together complementary expertise and co-ordinates activities to look at coherent, rational and strategic ways of understanding, predicting and controlling turbulent flows using High Performance Computing. The consortium is crucial for the UK in order to augment and unify the research efforts of its participants and to communicate its findings to a wider audience. Firstly funded in 1995, the UKTC has been through six highly successful iterations. It has seen significant growth since its inception, from 5 original members to more than 80 members and 200 students over 30 UK institutions. In the last 4 decades, the UKTC has (i) demonstrated its ability to convert access to national High-End Computing (HEC) resources into internationally-leading research (hundreds published papers since 1995 with thousands of non-self-citations), (ii) established its international competitiveness, (iii) helped its members to leverage and secure substantial funding from governmental bodies and industry, (iv) allowed the discovery of new fluid flow phenomena, leading to new ways of improving the beneficial effects and reducing the negative effects of turbulent flows, and (v) facilitated the design of more sophisticated turbulence models redefining industry standards.
Company Details
- Founded
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- Address
- Sheffield
- Industry
- Higher Education
- NAICS
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Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools
- Website
- https://www.ukturbulence.co.uk/
- Competitors
- Berkeley Space Center, Mechanical Engineering at Sheffield, UK National Climate Science Partnership (UKNCSP), Experimental Aerodynamics and Propulsion Lab, UC3M - PhD Program in Aerospace Engineering, IIAV International Institute of Acoustics and Vibration, Electronic Cooling Solutions, Inc., Aerospace Engineering UC3M, HeatSync, Process & Energy Department.
The Uk Turbulence Consortium Questions
The Uk Turbulence Consortium's website is https://www.ukturbulence.co.uk/
The Uk Turbulence Consortium's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/ukturbulence
The Uk Turbulence Consortium's industry is
Higher Education
The Uk Turbulence Consortium's top competitors are
Berkeley Space Center,
Mechanical Engineering At Sheffield,
Uk National Climate Science Partnership (Ukncsp),
Experimental Aerodynamics And Propulsion Lab,
Uc3m - Phd Program In Aerospace Engineering,
Iiav International Institute Of Acoustics And Vibration,
Electronic Cooling Solutions, Inc.,
Aerospace Engineering Uc3m,
Heatsync,
Process & Energy Department.
The Uk Turbulence Consortium's categories are Higher Education
The Uk Turbulence Consortium's founding year is 1995
