Severine Millet

Severine Millet is a Researcher affiliated with the Turbulence & Instabilités team at the Laboratoire de Mécanique des Fluides et d’Acoustique - UMR 5509 in Lyon, France. Her research focuses on fluid dynamics, turbulence, and related phenomena, with contributions to geophysical fluid dynamics and multiphase flows. She collaborates internationally on projects such as silicon purification processes and fluid dynamics in rotating systems.

• Education & Affiliations: Not explicitly detailed in text, inferred from lab and team affiliation.

Research Interests: She investigates turbulence modeling, flow instabilities, and their applications in geophysical and industrial contexts. Her work includes numerical simulations and experimental studies on fluid mixing, stratified flows, and energy-related systems.

Grants & Collaborations: Key projects include Franco-Algerian collaborations (e.g., silicon purification via directed solidification) and interdisciplinary efforts with institutions like CEA, Airbus, and universities in India/UK. Notable funding includes ANR grants and regional innovation programs.

Labs & Teams: Active in the Turbulence & Instabilités team, contributing to experimental facilities like wind tunnels and fluid dynamics instrumentation. Engaged in developing numerical methods and flow visualization techniques.