Livia Grandoni

Livia Grandoni is a CNRS Researcher working within the Environmental Flows team at the Laboratory of Fluid Mechanics and Acoustics (LMFA - UMR 5509), hosted by École Centrale de Lyon in France. Her research is situated within one of Europe's leading fluid dynamics research institutions with strong connections to both academic and industrial partners.

Dr. Grandoni's work focuses on environmental fluid mechanics, with particular emphasis on geophysical fluid dynamics and turbulence phenomena in natural systems. Her research explores the complex interactions between fluid flows and environmental structures, contributing to our understanding of natural processes in aquatic and atmospheric systems. The Environmental Flows team at LMFA investigates fundamental fluid dynamics with direct applications to environmental challenges, including pollution dispersion, sediment transport, and natural hazard modeling.

As a CNRS researcher, Dr. Grandoni operates within France's premier public research organization, conducting fundamental research while collaborating across the multidisciplinary environment of LMFA. Her work benefits from access to state-of-the-art experimental facilities including environmental hydrodynamics channels, advanced optical measurement techniques, and high-performance computing resources dedicated to fluid mechanics simulations.