Jeffrey Koseff

Campbell Professor of Engineering

Stanford University

United States

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Jeffrey Koseff is the Campbell Professor of Engineering at Stanford University, USA. His research areas include turbulence, particulate transport in turbulent flows, and ecological impacts on marine environments, as evidenced by his recent publications on buoyant plumes and coral reef dynamics. He is particularly focused on the interactions between particles and fluid dynamics within complex environments.

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University of Colorado Boulder

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Transport of rod-shaped particles in a canopy flow with a buoyant plume

Nonlinear and buoyancy pressure correlations in stably stratified turbulence

Nonballistic transport of particles in a canopy-plume system

On the use of simplified geometries to represent turbulent flow over coral reefs

Moving from total risk to community-based risk trajectories increases transparency and equity in flood risk mitigation planning along urban rivers

Parametric study of the dispersion of inertial ellipsoidal particles in a wave-current flow

Bottom Stress and Drag on a Shallow Coral Reef

Dispersion of inertial particles in turbulent canopy flows with buoyant and nonbuoyant plumes

Dispersion of finite-size, non-spherical particles by waves and currents

Interaction of a buoyant plume with a turbulent canopy mixing layer

Extracting free-surface expressions of underwater features

On the interaction between oncoming internal waves and a dense gravity current in a two-layer stratification

Revised mixing coefficient scaling for sheared stably stratified turbulence

Dynamics and energetics underlying mixing efficiency in homogeneous stably stratified turbulence

Turbulence structure and scales in canopy-wake reattachment

Secondary generation of breaking internal waves in confined basins by gravity currents

Local and Nonlocal Impacts of Gaps on Submerged Canopy Flow

Settling of inertial nonspherical particles in wavy flow

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Michelle DiBenedetto

Nicholas Ouellette

Tracy Mandel

Elie Bou-Zeid

Laura Sunberg

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