Fluid Science Research Award from the Fluid Science Foundation

Award winner

MORINISHI Yohei (Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Group)

Award-winning research

Development of a fully conservative finite difference scheme suitable for unsteady numerical calculation of turbulent flows

Related Website of the winner

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Related Website

The Fluid Science Foundation

ICFD2025

Outline

The Fluid Science Research Award is presented to researchers who are recognized for their original research achievements in fluid science and for their significant contributions to the development of fluid science.

Professor MORINISHI Yohei was awarded the prize in recognition of his research into the development of a fully conservative finite difference scheme suitable for the unsteady numerical calculation of turbulent flows. Following his commemorative lecture at the Twenty-second International Conference on Flow Dynamics (ICFD2025) held in Sendai, a certificate and prizes (a plaque and a cash prize) were presented at the awards ceremony.