Michael Evans

Lecturer

University of South Australia
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Michael Evans is a Lecturer at the University of South Australia. His research focuses on combustion phenomena, particularly in high-pressure hydrogen jets, flame dynamics, and the applications of machine learning in fluid dynamics. He has published various articles that explore the interplay of turbulent reacting flows, autoignition processes, and the development of hydrogen-powered infrastructure. His work contributes to advancements in low-emission combustion technologies and the understanding of reactor-based finite-rate chemistry.

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2021

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Arthur Péquin

Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

BELGIUM
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Zhao Tian

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA
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Jordan Kildare

University of South Australia

AUSTRALIA
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Zhiwei Sun

Senior Lecturer

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA
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Tim Ryley

Griffith University

AUSTRALIA
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Yue Gu

Senior Lecturer

Central Queensland University

AUSTRALIA
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Paul Medwell

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA
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Soheila Riahi

University of South Australia

AUSTRALIA
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Timothy Lau

Lecturer in Sustainable Energy Engineering

University of South Australia

AUSTRALIA
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Alessandro Parente

Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

BELGIUM
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Rey Cheng Chin

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA
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Mirjam Wiedemann

University of South Australia

AUSTRALIA
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Q. N. Chan

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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