Fredrik Lundell

Fredrik Lundell is Professor of Fluid Mechanics at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, where he leads research in fluid physics, biopolymer assembly, and experimental mechanics. His work bridges fundamental fluid dynamics with applications in sustainable materials, utilizing techniques including synchrotron imaging, microfluidics, and optical coherence tomography.

Research encompasses nanocellulose processing, protein nanofibril assembly, turbulence modulation, and multiphase flows. Recent work emphasizes flow-directed assembly of hierarchical biomaterials and energy-efficient fabrication methods. Experimental approaches combine advanced imaging with microfluidic platforms to study complex fluid-structure interactions.

Publications demonstrate innovations in nanofiber alignment control, sustainable material design, and multiphase flow characterization. Recent articles focus on microfluidic assembly strategies, interfacial phenomena, and non-Newtonian fluid dynamics.

Advises doctoral students investigating diverse topics from turbulent suspensions to biopolymer physics. Directs laboratory facilities for flow measurements and materials characterization, collaborating extensively through the Wallenberg Wood Science Center.