Spring into STEM | Discover Acoustical Engineering | Virtual Lecture Series
27 April 2022, 10:00 am–11:00 am
Spring Into STEM | Discover Acoustical Engineering will be given by UCL Chemical Engineering Research Fellow Fria Hossein and is one of five lectures presented by UCL Chemical Engineering, as part of the Spring into STEM webinars from UCL Engineering.
This event is free.
Event Information
Open to
- All
Availability
- Yes
Cost
- Free
Organiser
-
Mark Bernardes and Lizzie Howie
Location
-
ZoomOnlineLondonWC1E 7JEUnited Kingdom
Acoustical engineering is in considerable request in most fields of engineering, whether to ameliorate inner vision or characterizing fluid properties. Acoustical engineering is the application of acoustics - the science of sound and vibration - in technology. It has broad applications across most aspects, from nuclear reprocessing to enhancing medical imaging. Recently, acoustics methods applied to opaque systems have attracted the attention of researchers in fluid mechanics. In particular, owing to their ability to characterize in real-time, non-transparent and highly concentrated fluid-particle systems, they have been applied to the study of complex multiphase flows such as two-phase and three-phase fluid systems. This lecture will provide you with a special knowledge of sound, vibration, and engineering applications, together with a core knowledge of mechanical engineering.
Our taster lectures will give you a chance to find out about the subjects we teach and research, you'll be able to meet our lecturers and researchers and you can put your questions to the team. We look forward to welcoming you.
UCL uses a third party (Zoom) to administer our webinar/virtual open days and manage your personal information on our behalf. If you are happy for us to process your data solely for this purpose, please continue by entering your details in the registration form.
Our Prospective Student Privacy notice is available here
Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash
About the Speaker
Fria Hossein
Research Fellow at University College London
Other events in this series