This year the symposium invites four plenary lecturers in plenary sessions and five keynote lecturers in parallel workshops. In order to allow ample time for in-depth presentation and active interactions, each plenary speaker will speak 40 minutes plus ten-minute question and answer session. Time for keynote lectures is allocated by the workshop organizers.  

Plenary lectures

Carlos Fernandez-Pello ( University of California at Berkeley , USA )
Development of Small-Scale Internal Combustion Rotary Engines

Toshiki Iwasaki ( Tohoku University , Japan )
Present Status and Future Perspective on Numerical Weather Prediction of Typhoon

Xingang Liang ( Tsinghua University , PRC)
The Thermal Rectifier Effect in Nanoscale Heat Conduction

Jean-Pierre Bertoglio (Ecole Centrale Lyon , France )
Statistical Modelling of Turbulence and Applications to Large-Eddy Simulation

Keynote lectures in workshops

WS1

Martin Weissmann ( German Aerospace Center , Germany )
Improving NWP Forecasts with Airborne Wind and Water Vapour Lidar Observations:
Impact Studies with Targeted Observations and Future Outlook

WS2:

Stephan Wetzel ( Basel University , Switzerland )
Flow Dynamics of Cerebral Aneurysms - In Vivo Measurement with MR

WS3:

Chi OnChui ( University of California , USA )
Recent Advances in High Mobility Nanoelectronic Devices

WS4:

JulienFontaine (Ecole Centrale de Lyon / CNRS, France)
Tribological Investigations of DLC Films Containing Nanoclusters of Indium Deposited
by Femtosecond Pulsed Laser Ablation

WS5:

Han-Wei Shen (The Ohio State University, USA)
A Volume Rendering Framework for Visualizing 3D Vector Fields