Mirco Magnini

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University of Nottingham

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Dr. Mirco Magnini is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research primarily focuses on fluid dynamics and heat transfer in microchannel systems, with recent articles exploring topics such as flow boiling, bubble dynamics, and numerical simulations. He aims to advance understanding of thermal management in microscale applications, contributing to the development of efficient heat exchange systems.

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Boiling Flows in Small and Microchannels (BONSAI): From Fundamentals to Design

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Next-Generation of Photovoltaic/Thermal Evaporators for Solar Assisted Heat Pumps: Step-Change Performance Improvements Via Smarter Thermal Design

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Adam Thomas Clare

UNITED KINGDOM

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E. R. Smith

UNITED KINGDOM

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Matteo Icardi

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University of Nottingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Giovanni Giustini

The University of Manchester

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Christopher Tuck

University of Nottingham

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Felix Büchi

Paul Scherrer Institut

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Numerical simulations of flow boiling in constricted microchannels: Bubble dynamics and heat transfer characteristics

Two-dimensional global stability analysis of elongated bubbles moving in a horizontal tube

Solitary bubbles rising in quiescent liquids: A critical assessment of experimental data and high-fidelity numerical simulations, and performance evaluation of selected prediction methods

The microlayer and force balance of bubbles growing on solid in nucleate boiling

Non-negligible buoyancy effect on bubbles travelling in horizontal microchannels of comparable size at small Bond numbers

Numerical modelling of flow boiling inside microchannels: A critical review of methods and applications

Predicting initial microlayer thickness in nucleate boiling using Landau–Levich theory

Numerical investigation of bubble dynamics and flow boiling heat transfer in cylindrical micro-pin-fin heat exchangers

Coupled atomistic–continuum simulations of nucleate boiling

Computational study of bubble, thin-film dynamics and heat transfer during flow boiling in non-circular microchannels

Dynamics of long bubbles propagating through cylindrical micro-pin fin arrays

Adapting ‘tool’ size using flow focusing: A new technique for electrochemical jet machining

Conductive Heat Transfer in Partially Saturated Gas Diffusion Layers with Evaporative Cooling

Liquid film distribution around long gas bubbles propagating in rectangular capillaries

Stochastic design for additive manufacture of true biomimetic populations

Five simple tools for stochastic lattice creation

Surface Topography Effects on Pool Boiling via Non-equilibrium Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Non-unique bubble dynamics in a vertical capillary with an external flow

Analysis and control of vapor bubble growth inside solid-state nanopores

Inertial and buoyancy effects on the flow of elongated bubbles in horizontal channels

Collaborators (6)

Adam Thomas Clare

E. R. Smith

Matteo Icardi

Giovanni Giustini

Christopher Tuck

Felix Büchi

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