Dreze Yann

Yann Dreze is a Fellow at the University of Oxford, affiliated with the Engineering Science department. His research focuses on computational research, conjugate heat transfer, LES/DNS simulations, and turbulence modelling. As a DPhil student, he works under the supervision of Dr. Luca di Mare, investigating scale-resolving computational fluid dynamics methods for high-temperature turbines. His work includes studies on unsteady conjugate heat transfer effects in transonic flow and divergence-free turbulent inflow data from realistic covariance tensors.

Yann Dreze is a researcher at the University of Oxford, specializing in computational fluid dynamics and heat transfer. His work focuses on turbulent inflow data, unsteady conjugate heat transfer, and transonic flow characteristics. Dreze's research explores the impact of unsteady conjugate heat transfer on flow behavior in transonic regimes, emphasizing numerical methods for complex fluid-structure interactions. He also investigates neural surrogates for modeling highly turbulent flows, aiming to improve predictive accuracy in challenging aerodynamic environments. His publications highlight the importance of multiscale analysis and modal projection techniques in capturing transient phenomena in fluid dynamics.