John Soundar Jerome

John Soundar Jerome is a Lecturer and researcher at the Laboratory of Fluid Mechanics and Acoustics (LMFA - UMR 5509) affiliated with Claude-Bernard Lyon1 University. His primary role combines teaching and research in fluid mechanics and acoustics, focusing on multiphase flows, turbulence, and environmental fluid dynamics. He is part of the EM³ team (Multi-physical, Multi-phase & Multi-scale flows) within LMFA.

Research interests include the interplay between liquid inertia and bubble dynamics in jet experiments, aeroacoustics of rotating machines, and multiphase flow phenomena. His work has been recognized with notable features, including a 2024 Journal of Fluid Mechanics cover and a 2016 AIP Publishing cover highlight. Recent contributions include studies on plunging jets and bubble cloud buoyancy.

• Featured awards: JFM Cover (2024), AIP Cover (2016), Lyon1 Actu Recherche (2020)

He contributes to academic training in mechanical engineering and collaborates on projects involving experimental and numerical fluid dynamics. His research aligns with broader societal goals in environmental and industrial fluid mechanics.