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Understanding Fish and Turbines

Fish detect turbulence in the water around them; among other things, this helps them avoid colliding with objects. Here, researchers are looking to understand how fish interact with underwater turbines.  (Video and image credit: H. Seyedzadeh et al.)

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Façade Ribs: Calm Streets or Chaos? #ResearchAwards #ScienceAwards #ScienceFather #Scifax.

Explore how façade protruding ribs reshape turbulent flow in street canyons using large-eddy simulation (LES)—a must-watch for architecture students and urban designers. This short breaks down LES results on mean velocity, Reynolds stresses, vortex recirculation, and pollutant dispersion influenced by rib geometry. Learn practical implications for façade design, urban ventilation, and CFD modelling best practices. Like and share if this helped your design or research! Visit Our Website architectureengineers.com🌐 to nominate your profile✅ and do not forget to subscribe for more videos🔔

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