Science Journey: "Fluid Dynamics: From Disturbances to Turbulence"

Salvador Gomez, Graduate Student, Engineering and Applied Science, Caltech,

The storms we see on Jupiter and the motions in a coffee cup can be explained by analyzing the equations of fluid dynamics. These equations are used to design airplanes, predict the weather, and even make art!

How do engineers and scientists solve these equations?

In this program, Salvador Gomez will explain how the important information can be identified to simplify the problems so that engineers and scientists can make predictions in fluid flows.

This online event is free, but reservations are required.

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About the Series

Science Journeys online programs are recommended for grades 8 and up, but everyone is welcome to attend. All events are held on Friday mornings at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time.Programs are FREE through the generosity of the Friends of Beckman Auditorium, but reservations are required.

Event Sponsors:

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For more information, please contact Mary Herrera by email at mhh@caltech.edu.