Professor Choongsik Bae
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KAIST, Korea Title “Turbulence Enhancement using Tumble Flow in Direct-Injection Spark-Ignition (DISI) Engines” |
Participant Portal Site
Through the participant portal site of THMT'25, you can view the latest program schedule and proceedings online. Bulk PDF downloads of the proceedings are also available:
Please log in using your Confit (now A-Pass) account.
Note: Access to the PDF proceedings is limited to registered participants. The password required for viewing the PDFs has been sent to all registered participants by email.
Invited Plenary Speakers (alphabetical order)
Professor Nicholas Hutchins
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The University of Melbourne, Australia Title “Reynolds Analogy in Wall bounded Turbulence” |
Professor Dirk Lucas
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HZDR - Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Dresden, Germany Title “3D Lagrangian Aspects of Bubbly Flows: Measurement, Turbulence and Collective Behavior” |
Professor Beverley J. McKeon
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Stanford University, USA Title “Prediction of turbulent flows: recent advances in low-order modeling of rough wall flows” |
Professor Osamu Nakabeppu
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Meiji University, Japan Title “Heat and Mass Transfer Measurement using Thin Film Sensors |
Professor Nesrin Özalp
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Illinois State University, USA Title “Modeling and Design Optimization of a Supersonic Turbomachinery-Integrated Solar Reactor for Hydrogen Production." |
Program at Glance (final)
The preliminary program is available below. Please note that it is subject to change. A more detailed version will be released closer to the conference dates.
Last updated on July 18, 2025.
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Final Program
Download the "Detailed Program” of THMT’25 Conference (version: July 24th).
Final Program (PDF)Oral presentation
- A projector and an HDMI cable will be provided in each presentation room. Presenters are kindly requested to bring their own laptop computers. Presenters are responsible for bringing any necessary adapters (e.g., HDMI to USB-C) or cables other than HDMI.
- Each oral presentation is allocated 20 minutes:
- 15 minutes for the talk, 4 minutes for Q&A, and 1 minute for speaker transition.
- Oral Presentation Timing (Bell Signals):
- First bell at 12 minutes (3 minutes remaining for presentation)
- Second bell at 15 minutes (end of presentation)
- Third bell at 19 minutes (end of Q&A, speaker transition)
- Each Plenary Lecture consists of a 40-minute presentation followed by 5 minutes for Q&A and speaker transition.