The data science revolution has provided new and disruptive tools for fundamental and applied chemical engineering. To bring about awareness of these tools and the opportunities they enable, this session will focus on the adoption and application of data science approaches to both experimental and computational research in fluid mechanics and transport phenomena. Contributions of interest include, but are not limited to, work involving advanced techniques for high-throughput experimentation, simulation and analysis, data-driven modeling and visualization, combination of data-driven and physics-based approaches, and implementation of machine learning in the design, analysis and modeling of fluids-based processes and materials.
08:00 AM
Nora Marki, Yang Zhou, Yakubu Abdullahi Jarma, Bilal Khan, Yoram Cohen
08:15 AM
Manish Kumar, Michael Graham
08:30 AM
08:45 AM
Cormak Weeks, Wentao Tang, Lilian Hsiao
09:00 AM
Nausheen Basha, Hongying Li, Omar Matar
09:15 AM
Vitor Rosa, Murilo Lucindo, Nelize Coelho
09:30 AM
Zain Shabeeb, Naisargi Goyal, Pagnaa S Attah Nantogmah, Vida Jamali
09:45 AM
Masoud Norouzi, Mark W. Vaughn, Siva Vanapalli
10:00 AM
Samuel Ogunwale, Khalid Mateen, Abhishek Shetty, Ronald Larson
10:15 AM
Manohar Jammula, Dr. Somasekhara Goud Sontti