Petr Denissenko

Associate Professor

University of Warwick

United Kingdom

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Dr. Petr Denissenko is an Associate Professor at the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom. His research interests encompass fluid mechanics, solute transport in porous media, and heat transfer phenomena, with recent publications addressing topics such as microchannel cooling, solute dispersion, and the manipulation of unmanned underwater vehicles. His work frequently explores the complex interactions between physical processes and innovative engineering solutions.

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Yuji Tasaka

Associate Professor/phd

Hokkaido University

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Shuji Otomo

Assistant Professor

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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Ran Holtzman

Coventry University

UNITED KINGDOM

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James Sprittles

Professor at University of Warwick

University of Warwick

UNITED KINGDOM

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Single-Phase and Evaporating Two-Phase Flow Microchannel Cooling of Power Modules for Temporary Overcurrent Operation

Solute spreading enhancement by drainage-imbibition cycles in unsaturated porous media

Non‐Monotonic Impact of Erosion on Solute Dispersion in Porous Media

On the rotation of a Savonius turbine at low Reynolds numbers subject to Kolmogorov cascade of turbulence

Solute transport in unsaturated porous media with spatially correlated disorder

Fingering of a cavitation bubble in a thin gap: Ejection of the reversed boundary layer into the bulk flow

Path-Following Control of Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Based on an Improved TD3 Deep Reinforcement Learning

Natural convection heat transfer enhancement using bubble injection between vertical parallel plates

Effect of ambient gas on cavity formation for sphere impacts on liquids

Design of 3D-printed structures for improved mass transfer and pressure drop in packed-bed reactors

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Yuji Tasaka

Shuji Otomo

Ran Holtzman

James Sprittles

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