Fredrik Lundell
PROFESSOR
Researcher
About me
I work with fluid physics from theory to applications. The problems I address range from fundamental problems such as how particles moves in different flows to novel assembly techniques for biobased materials that utilises this understanding (more info via links to the right). Originally a fairly pure experimentalist, I now combine theoretical, numerical and experimental approaches to develop new knowledge. Experimental techniques that I use include magnetic resonance imaging and synchrotron radiation.
Teaching and learning has always been a special interest. In particular, I work on the integration of interactive teaching methods and online material to achieve deeper learning and increased interest in the material.
Present PhD students
Krishne Gowda V.
Martin Leskovec
Susumu Yada
Gusten Isfeldt
Saeed Davoodi
Sofia Saoncella
Rohan Kulkarni
Ahmad Reza Motezakker
Federico Rorro
Ali Yousefi
Previous PhD students
Dr. Gabriele Bellani
Dr. Mathias Kvick
Dr. Tomas Rosèn
Dr. Allan Carlsson
Dr. Outi Tammisola
Dr. Feng Zhang
Dr. Afshin Abbasi-Hosseini
Dr. Karl Håkansson
Dr. Ugis Lacis
Dr. Zeinab Moradi Nour
Dr. Nitesh Mittal
Dr. Sagar Zade
Courses
Degree Project in Fluid Mechanics, Second Cycle (SG213X), examiner | Course web
Degree Project in Mechanics, Second Cycle (SG212X), examiner | Course web
Engineering Mechanics (SG1117), examiner, course responsible, teacher | Course web
Fluid Mechanics (SG1218), teacher | Course web
Mechanics I Inclusive Project (SG1132), assistant | Course web
Mechanics II (SG1140), teacher | Course web
Vehicle Aerodynamics (SG2211), assistant | Course web