HOUSEFLIES
HOUSEFLIES – Atmosphere and clouds seen by a cluster of wireless sensors HOUSEFLIES is an innovative, multi-poin...
At the Philofluid Research Group, we are passionate about pushing the boundaries of fluid dynamics and its implications.
Discover the innovative projects we've recently finalized—each a testament to our commitment to advancing understanding, fostering innovation, and bridging the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical applications. Whether tackling complex fluid phenomena or addressing critical challenges in science, these projects reflect our dedication to excellence and our pursuit of knowledge that transforms perspectives and solves real-world problems.
HOUSEFLIES – Atmosphere and clouds seen by a cluster of wireless sensors HOUSEFLIES is an innovative, multi-poin...
Period: 01/03/2022 – 30/11/2022 The mini ultralight smart balloon is a strategic new kind of expendable low co...
EU Horizon 2020 COMPLETE – 675675 Marie Curie H2020-MSCA-ITN-2015 (2015) Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions – In...
On 22 July 2025, a radiosonde cluster experiment took to the skies above Carmagnola, Piemonte, in collaboration with the...
We are pleased to share a summary of the latest field experiment carried out within the framework of the TEAMx initiativ...
On June 25, 2025, the Philofluid Research Group, led by Prof. D. Tordella at Politecnico di Torino, successfully conduct...
HOUSEFLIES – Atmosphere and clouds seen by a cluster of wireless sensors HOUSEFLIES is an innovative, multi-poin...
Dynamics of Laminar Thin Shear Flows An approximated Navier–Stokes steady solution has been presented for the two dimens...
Solar-wind turbulence The NASA Voyager Interstellar Mission explores the outer heliosphere and its interaction with the ...
Our research group focuses on advanced studies in fluid dynamics, addressing key challenges in areas such as fluid turbulence, stratified fluid fields, hydrodynamic stability, and the collective behavior of traveling waves in sheared flows. We also conduct cutting-edge numerical and laboratory simulations of hypersonic jets, along with pioneering efforts in astrophysics—specifically, mid-term stellar jet simulations in laboratory settings and the analysis of solar wind data and related magnetic fields.
Our research has wide-ranging applications, including subgrid-scale modeling (LES, SGS), turbulent mixing, cloud-clear air interface dynamics, energy transport by traveling waves in microchannels, and studies on wall and wake flows, under-expanded jets, and astrophysical jet collimation under partial physical similitude in Earth-based laboratories.
In collaboration with several national and international partners, we are pushing the boundaries of fluid dynamics and astrophysical research. Our group is based in the Department of APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (DISAT) at Politecnico di Torino, where we have developed several in-house computational fluid dynamics (CFD) codes. These codes are available for Open Access on our website, with our recently updated Software Download pages now fully operational.
For more insights into our work, visit our YouTube channel ( @philofluid_research_group)
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about our projects, publications, and the dedicated team driving our research forward.