Professor Dr. Pavlos Aleiferis
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Biography
Pavlos Aleiferis is a Professor and Head of the Thermofluids Research Division in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London. He acquired a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, followed by a Master of Science in Thermal Power Fluids Engineering from the University of Manchester. His dissertation focused on turbulence modeling. Following his studies, Pavlos completed a PhD at Imperial College and pursued postdoctoral research involving optical measurement techniques and numerical simulations within turbulent multiphase flows, collaborating with Honda R&D in Japan. Prior to his current role, he was a Lecturer at University College London, where he was promoted to Reader in 2011 and later became a Professor in Thermofluids in 2015. He established the Jaguar Land Rover Centre of Excellence in engine flows and has conducted research in fluid mechanics with applications for advanced zero/low-carbon energy propulsion systems and sustainable power generation. His research includes experimental Laser-based optical diagnostics and validated numerical modeling. He has served on editorial boards for notable journals and has received several prestigious awards for his contributions to the field.
Research Interests
Experience
Professor and Head of Thermofluids Research Division
2016-01-01 — PresentImperial College London • United Kingdom
Leading research in fluid mechanics and sustainable energy propulsion systems.
Lecturer
2003-01-01 — 2011-01-01University College London • United Kingdom
Teaching and conducting research in fluid mechanics.
Courses
Requirements for Imperial College London
Master Program
Requirements
GPA Requirement
IELTS
TOEFL
Duolingo
Prerequisites
Application Checklist
- Personal statement
- CV/resume
- Official university transcripts
- Two academic or professional references
- Application fee (£90)
Specialization Notes
Specialisms available in Materials for the Energy Transition or Theory and Simulation of Materials.