Joel Daou

Joel Daou is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Mathematics at The University of Manchester. His research interests include combustion, fluid mechanics, numerical and asymptotic methods, transport problems, and stability analysis. He has supervised several PhD theses and welcomes candidates interested in stability problems in continuum and fluid mechanics, as well as reaction-diffusion problems, particularly turbulent combustion and flame propagation under various inhomogeneities. His work involves analytical and numerical techniques, with a focus on flame dynamics, diffusive-thermal instabilities, and premixed flames. Daou is also involved in organizing academic conferences and has contributed to several research outputs in combustion theory.

Joel Daou is a Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Manchester, specializing in Combustion, Fluid Mechanics, Transport Phenomena, Perturbation Methods, and Numerical Methods. His research focuses on flame propagation, heat loss effects, and differential diffusion in combustion systems. Daou's work explores the dynamics of premixed and non-premixed flames, including ignition and extinction fronts, triple flames, and the impact of heat loss on flame edges. His studies also address the influence of fluid mechanics and transport phenomena on combustion processes, particularly in channels and mixing layers. His research integrates analytical and numerical methods to analyze complex combustion behaviors under various conditions.