Alexander Nikolaevich Osiptsov

Professor Alexander Nikolaevich Osiptsov is a distinguished academic affiliated with Moscow State University, known for his expertise in mathematical modelling of multiphase flows and fluid mechanics. He held a Distinguished Visiting Fellowship at the University of Brighton, supported by the Royal Academy of Engineering, facilitating collaboration with Professor Sergei Sazhin and colleagues.

His research focuses on advanced analytical and asymptotic methods in fluid dynamics, particularly applied to multiphase flows and jet stability. His work bridges engineering and applied mathematics, with potential applications in internal combustion engines and spray dynamics. He contributed to the development of novel modelling techniques currently underdeveloped in the UK engineering community.

The publication trends reflect a strong focus on hydrodynamic stability and mathematical fluid mechanics, particularly in round viscous jets, indicating a deep engagement with theoretical and applied aspects of fluid flow instability.

Scientific Awards:

• Distinguished Visiting Fellowship (Royal Academy of Engineering)

Professor Osiptsov has engaged in collaborative research leading to joint publications and grant proposals, including an EPSRC bid. His visit enabled knowledge transfer of the full Lagrangian method and fostered plans for future UK-Russia research collaboration in fluid mechanics and engineering modelling.

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