Academic Qualifications

• Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice, Queen Mary University of London, July 2016
• D.Sc. Habilitation Degree in mathematical modelling of physical processes for the thesis entitled “Direct and hybrid models in computational aeroacoustics”, Moscow Institute for Mathematical Modelling, April 2010
• Ph.D. in mathematical modelling of physical processes for the thesis entitled “Computational modelling of two-phase flow filtration based on a space-split time integration scheme” , Moscow State University, April 1999
• Post-graduate study at the Department of Nuclear Safety in the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Sept.1998
• M.Sc. in applied mathematics and physics from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Sept.1995
• B.Sc. in applied mathematics and physics from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Sept.1993

Appointments

• August 2022 – present, Director of the Centre for Intelligent Transport, QMUL
• August 2020 – present, Professor of Computational Modelling, QMUL
• August 2015 – August 2020, Reader in Computational Modelling, QMUL
• August 2012 – July 2015, Senior Lecturer in Modelling and Simulation of Engineering Systems, QMUL
• June 2010-present, Visiting Research Professor in Moscow TsAGI Acoustics Division, Russia
• December 2008-January 2009, Mary Sears Visitor in Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Department of Physical Oceanography, USA
• July 2006, Visiting Fellow in California Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Science, USA
• October 2005-August 2012, Royal Society University Research Fellow in Cambridge University Engineering Department
• May 2000-October 2005, Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Cambridge University Engineering Department
• September 1993-August 2012, Junior Researcher, then Leading Researcher in the Moscow Institute of Nuclear Safety of Russian Academy of Science

Memberships and Editorships

• Associate Fellow of American Institute of Astronautics and Aeronautics from 2022
• Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society from 2021
• Member of the AIAA International Activities Group from 2020
• Member of the AIAA International Honors and Awards Development Committee from 2022
• Member of the AIAA V/STOL Aircraft Systems Technical Committee from 2022
• Member of the Aeroacoustic Section of the Physical Acoustics Panel of the Russian Academy of Science from 2010

Keynote: Advances in eddy-resolving computational approaches for flow and noise modelling

Abstract:

Due to the development of novel computer architectures and efficient numerical algorithms, high-fidelity unsteady simulations of complex external and internal flows resolving both the tonal and broadband spectra components become a reality. In this talk, we will review numerical approaches and challenges for flow modelling based on Wall Modelled Large Eddy Simulations (WMLES). Discussion issues include accurate numerical algorithms with low- dissipation and -dispersion properties, mesh generation, and high-performance computing. The experience of our group in WMLES accelerated on Graphics Processing Cards (GPUs), allowing an order of magnitude acceleration compared to the standard WMLES models on multi-CPU computer clusters will be shared. Simulation examples will include jet, wing, and propeller modelling.