Amirreza Rouhi

Amirreza Rouhi is an Associate Professor at the School of Science & Technology, Nottingham Trent University. His expertise lies in advanced computational techniques for large-scale turbulence simulations, focusing on aerodynamic drag control, turbulent heat transfer, and rotating flows.

• PhD in Turbulence Modeling from Queen's University (2017)
• Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Melbourne's Fluid Mechanics Research Group

His research explores critical challenges in large-eddy simulation (LES) modeling, including subfilter-scale stress models and grid independence. He has pioneered studies on centrifugal buoyancy-driven convection and heterogeneous surface roughness effects in turbulent flows.

Dr. Rouhi's work bridges fundamental fluid dynamics with practical applications in aerodynamics, geophysical flows, and biomedical engineering. His publications span top journals like Journal of Fluid Mechanics and Nature Communications.

• Best young author paper award (iTi Conference, 2018)
• Best student paper award (CFD Society of Canada, 2015)
• HPCVL Scholarship (2011)
• Multiple teaching awards (Bronze Wrench, 2012-2015)

He serves as a referee for journals including Physical Review Fluids and Journal of Turbulence, and is a member of the UK Turbulence Consortium and American Physical Society (DFD).