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NEWSLETTER
No. 59, September 2023
The Japanese Society for Multiphase Flow

11th International Conference on Multiphase Flow (ICMF2023)
April 2-7, 2023, Kobe, Japan
by Akio TOMIYAMA
Kosuke HAYASHI
Kazuyasu SUGIYAMA
The 11th International Conference on Multiphase
Flow was hosted by the ICMF Governing Board
consisting of 13 members elected in the past ICMFs in
Brazil (2019) and Italy (2016), Professor Akio
Tomiyama (Chairperson, Kobe University), Professor
Shu Takagi (Co-chairperson, The University of Tokyo),and Professor Gretar Tryggvason (Co-chairperson,
Johns Hopkins University). It was held at the Kobe
International Conference Center, Kobe, Japan, from
April 2 to 7, 2023.
The 1st ICMF was held in Tsukuba, Japan in 1991
and then the 2nd was again in Japan, Kyoto in 1995.
Since then, ICMF has been governed by the ICMF

Governing Board, and has been held every three years
in the three geographical regions in the order of Europe,
America and Asia-Oceania. ICMF has been playing avery important role in multiphase flow R & D
communities as the world’s largest conference on
multiphase flow. The 11th edition of ICMF was
initially scheduled in 2022 after ICMF2019. However,the Governing Board decided to postpone theconference year from 2022 to 2023 due to the longterm influence of COVID-19.
The infection disease became calm in the early2023 in many countries. As a consequence, 824 people
from 32 different countries participated in ICMF2023.

To Join ICeM:
Everybody, who is interested in Multiphase flow, is welcome to join ICeM. Please contact one of the following
board members to register in ICeM member.
Members (Editor):
Prof. Tomio Okawa (Chairperson)

Prof. Takuya Tsuji

Mr. Yugo Asai

The University of Electro-Communications
E-mail:okawa.tomio@uec.ac.jp

Osaka University
E-mail:tak@mech.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp

Panasonic Industry
E-mail:asai.yugo@jp.panasonic.com

Prof. Yoshihiko Oishi
Muroran Institute of Technology
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After a careful selection of papers by the scientificcommittee of ICMF2023, 619 oral and 53 poster
presentations were performed. The number of invited
and award lecturers, who were elected by thegoverning board, was 16; 2 award, 4 plenary, and 10
keynote lectures. Overall, 42% of the attendees camefrom Asia, 11% from the Americas, 45% from Europe
and 2% from the other regions all around the world.
The presentations were classified into 20 scientifictopics: Bio-Fluids, Bubbly Flows, Cavitation/
Nucleation, Collision, Agglomeration and Breakup,
Colloidal and Suspension Dynamics, Computational
Techniques for Multiphase Flows, Droplet Flows,
Environmental and Geophysical Flows, Experimental
Methods for Multiphase Flows, Fluid-StructureInteractions, Interfacial Flows, Instabilities, Mixing,
Modelling of Multiphase Flows, Multiphase Flow in
Heat and Mass Transfer, Non-Newtonian Multiphase
Flows, Particle Dynamics, Particle-Laden Flows,
Reactive Multiphase Flows, Turbulence in Multiphase
Flows. Among them, Computational Techniques forMultiphase Flows, Particle-Laden Flows, Modellingof Multiphase Flows, Experimental Methods forMultiphase Flows, and Multiphase Flow in Heat andMass Transfer had over 40 presentations respectively.
In addition to those scientific topics, the following ninesessions were set as the organized sessions: Industrial
Applications, Boiling, Condensation, Evaporation,
Bubbles and Drops, Fluidization, Granular Flow,
Numerical Modeling of Granular and Multiphase
Flows, Two-phase Flow Systems under Microgravity,
Micro- and Nano-Scale Multiphase Flows,
Fundamentals and Applications of Fine Bubble
Technology. Bubbles and Drops had 65 presentations,which occupied 10% of the total number ofpresentations. A special Session: Machine Learningfor Multiphase Flows was organized by Professor
Omar Matar on Friday and was attended by a large
audience.
The Gad Hetsroni (Senior) Award and the Andrea
Prosperetti (Junior) Award sponsored by theInternational Journal of Multiphase Flow and Elsevier
went to Professor Akio Tomiyama (Kobe University)and Professor Rui Ni (Johns Hopkins University), andthe award winners gave their ICMF Award Plenary
Lectures
on
April
5.

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Photo 4 Poster Session with Beer

Photo 5BanquetThe Plenary Lectures were given by Professors
Rodney O. Fox (Iowa State University), Melany Hunt
(Caltech), Frédéric Risso (Institut de Mécanique desFluides de Toulouse), and Shu Takagi (The Universityof Tokyo), and the Keynote Lectures by Professors
Arezoo Ardekani (Purdue University), Panagiota
Angeli (University College London), Dieter Bothe(Technical University of Darmstadt), Marco da Silva(Johannes Kepler University Linz), Jochen Fröhlich(Technical University of Dresden), Tatiana
Gambaryan-Roisman (Technical University ofDarmstadt), Kosuke Hayashi (Kobe University),
Shuichiro Miwa (The University of Tokyo), Yuji

Tasaka (Hokkaido University), and Zhaosheng Yu(Zhejiang University).
A welcome reception was held in the evening on
Sunday, April 2 at Portopia Hotel. The ICMF2023
officially opened on Monday, April 3. The conference
Chairperson, Prof. Akio Tomiyama, delivered theopening address, and then, Prof. Yuichi Murai,
Chairman of the ICMF Governing Board, hosted theGoverning Board session, in which the award winners
were announced. The technical program started on
Monday at 10:00 a.m. 12 technical sessions were heldin parallel in 12 rooms from Monday to Friday. The
Poster Session consisting of 53 poster presentations
was held from 4:20 p.m. on Monday at the Reception
Hall. The poster session was filled with the excitementof many participants. The Conference Banquet with aJapanese-traditional drum show was held at Portopia
Hotel on Wednesday, April 5. During the Banquet, newmembers of the Governing Board were announced by
Prof. Yuichi Murai. The technical program ended on
Friday at 11:50 a.m.
Then the Closing Ceremony was held. The
statistics of the participants and the presentations were
given, and the venue of the next ICMF, Toulouse,
France, was announced. Professor Eric Climent, from
Institut de Mécanique des Fluides de Toulouse, willserve as the ICMF2025 chairperson. The excursion
tour to Himeji castle was operated by Kinki-Nippon
Tourist after the Closing Ceremony.
Multiphase Science and Technology (Begell
House) and Flow, Turbulence and Combustion(Springer) launched the processes for ICMF2023
special issues. The review process is undergoing andthe selected papers will appear in the journals in thenear future.
On behalf of the local organizing committee, wewould like to express our heartfelt thanks to theparticipants, and the Virtual International ResearchInstitute of Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer(Vir2al) and the Japanese Society for Multiphase Flow
(JSMF) for supporting the conference. We are also
grateful to ICMF Governing Board members forsupporting the local organizing committee, to 66
members of the Scientific Committee for reviewing
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lecturers, the session chairpersons and the speakers tomake the scientific discussion in the sessions fruitful.

Kosuke Hayashi
Associate Professor, Kobe University
hayashi@mech.kobe-u.ac.jp
Secretary General of ICMF2023

Author’s information
Akio Tomiyama
Professor, Kobe University
tomiyama@mech.kobe-u.ac.jp
Chairperson of ICMF2023

Kazuyasu Sugiyama
Professor, Osaka University
kazuyasu.sugiyama@me.es.osaka-u.ac.jp
Scientific Secretary of ICMF2023

The International Multiphase Flow Technology Forum 2023 (IMFTF2023)
April 22-24, 2023, Haikou, China
by Jun YAOThe International Multiphase Flow Technology
Forum (IMFTF) 2023 was held from 22 to 24 April,
2023, at Hai-kou City, Hannan Province, China. A totalof more than 200 participants attended this conferenceon site and more than 28,000 persons on line. Several
platforms are used to open this meeting to public
parallelly including Billibili, Weibo, Baidu, Facebook,YouTube and so on. All attendee come from 8
countries including United Kingdom, Japan,
Singapore, Australia, Malaysia, Ireland, Bangladesh
and China. There are 67 reports presented in thisconference including 6 plenary reports, 26 keynotes,
30 oral reports and 5 posters.
This conference of IMFTF is held biennially.
IMFTF 2023 is the first one which has been delayed
repeatedly from 2022 due to COVID-19. Thisconference has been very successful in terms of qualityof technology and number of participants, providing aunique opportunity to discuss the latest technical andacademic information around the world. All attendees
together discussed the multi-phase flow simulationand experimental methods including basic research,

industrial application and the latest progress andinnovation in the field of process engineering.
Besides IMFTF, this conference is jointlyorganized by Chinese Society of Particuology,
Shanghai Institute for Advanced Study, Zhejiang
University, and China University of Petroleum.
Thanks to the efforts and dedication of the organizers
and participants in this conference. We were able tohold a successful conference.
The International Multiphase Flow Technology
Forum (IMFTF) is set up in January 2020, aims at
facilitating the academic exchange and experiencesharing worldwide. Its main objectives are promoting
scientific and technical communication as well as
fostering collaborations among researchers.

Author’s information
Jun Yao
Professor, China University of Petroleum-Beijing
yaojun@cup.edu.cn
Secretary of IMFTF 2023
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30th International Conference on Nuclear Engineering (ICONE30)
May 21-26, 2023, Kyoto, Japanby Kei ITO on behalf of Technical Program Committee
The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers, The
American Society of Mechanical Engineers andChinese Nuclear Society held the 30th International
Conference on Nuclear Engineering (ICONE30) fromMay 21 to 26 at Kyoto International ConferenceCenter in Kyoto. It should be noted here that ICONE30
was held at the same time as the International
Conference on Power Engineering (ICOPE-2023) andhave joint sessions with ICOPE about Carbon Neutral
Power Systems for Future World. The International
Conference on Nuclear Engineering (ICONE) is thepremier global conference held by the contribution ofnumerous professionals from companies, governments,
academia and technical societies. Since the first
ICONE was held in Tokyo (1991), ICONE has been
held successfully in San Francisco (1993), Kyoto(1995), New Orleans (1996), Nice (1997), San Diego(1998), Tokyo (1999), Baltimore (2000), Nice (2001),
Washington (2002), Tokyo (2003), Washington (2004),
Beijing (2005), Miami (2006), Nagoya (2007),
Orlando (2008), Brussels (2009), Xi'an (2010), Osaka(2011), Anaheim (2012), Chengdu (2013), Prague(2014), Makuhari (2015), Charlotte (2016), Shanghai(2017), London (2018), Tsukuba (2019), and Virtual
Conferences (2020, 2021, 2022). This time, ICONE
marked the 30th anniversary of providing the unique
opportunities to discuss the state-of-the-art technical
topics and the current status of nuclear power aroundthe world, and also contributing to foster future nuclear
professionals through the ICONE student program.
The memorial ICONE30 was organized by threeconference chairs, Koji Okamoto (The University ofTokyo), Jovica Riznic (Canadian Nuclear Safety
Commission) and Jianquao Liu (Chinese Nuclear
Society) and sponsored by Westinghouse, Toshiba
Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation, Hitach-GE
Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,
Ltd., TVE Co., Ltd., etc. In consideration of thesituation of COVID-19, the organizing committee
decided to hold ICONE30 as a fully on-site conference,and therefore, this ICONE was also memorial to givethe participants to meet face-to-face after the threeyears virtual conferences and promote theirfriendships.
The opening session was co-organized by
ICONE30 and ICOPE-2023 and held at the main hallfamous as the conference site of COP3, 1997. Startingwith the welcome speeches by the conference chairs,
the welcome remarks were made by Yasutoshi
Nishimura (Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry)and Akimasa Yamashita (Vice-Governor of Kyoto
Prefecture), followed by the opening remarks by the
representatives of JSME, ASME, CNS, and CSPE.
Then, two keynote speeches were performed: “Secure
Transition of Power Systems and the Role of Nuclear”
by Keisuke Sadamori (Director of Energy Markets andSecurity, International Energy Agency) and“Designing Carbon Neutral Power Systems - Scenario
Analysis for 2050 Carbon Neutrality –” by Kenji
Yamaji (the President of the Research InstituteTechnology for the Earth). In Plenary Session 1.
Current Status of Nuclear Power, the current status of
nuclear power plants in Japan, USA, China and Europe
were introduced in relation to the nuclear policies ineach region, followed by Plenary Session 2. Current
Status and Future of Nuclear Power from Industries,
which introduces the current challenges and future
prospective of nuclear energy, including, e.g. the synergy
with the renewable energy and the development ofadvanced reactors.

ICONE30 covered various topics related to the
nuclear engineering, which were categorized into 17
tracks: Track0. Carbon Neutral Power Systems for
Future World (ICONE-ICOPE shared Track), Track 1.
Nuclear Plant Operation & Maintenance, Engineeringand Modification, Operation Life Extension (OLE),
and Life Cycle, Track 2. Nuclear Fuel and Material,
Reactor Physics and Transport Theory and Fuel Cycle
Technology, Track 3. I&C, Digital Control, andInfluence of Human Factors, Track 4. SMRs,
Advanced Reactors and Fusion, Track 5. Nuclear
Safety, Security, and Cyber Security, Track 6. Nuclear
Codes, Standards, Licensing, & Regulatory Issues,
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Track 7. Thermal-Hydraulics and related Safety
Analysis, Track8. Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD) and Applications, Track 9. Decontamination &Decommissioning, Radiation Protection & Waste
Management, Track 10. Advanced Methods ofManufacturing for Nuclear Reactors and Components,
Track 11. Mitigation Strategies for Beyond Design
Basis Events, Track 12. Innovative and Smart Nuclear
Power Plant Design, Track 13. Risk Assessments andManagement, Track 14. Computer Code Verification
and Validation, Track 15. Nuclear Education andPublic Acceptance, Track 16. Student Paper
Competition. Some foreign researchers still had
difficulties to travel abroad, and the organizing
committee decided to allow them to make video
presentations which were recorded in advance, as the
special treatment only for this ICONE. 569
presentations, including 79 video presentations, wereconducted in total 128 technical sessions, by the
researchers from 26 countries and regions (China: 273,
Japan: 187, United States: 30, France: 10, Italy: 9,
Canada: 8, Korea: 8, Sweden: 8, India: 5, Lithuania: 5,
Germany: 5, others: 21). In each technical session,
fruitful discussions were held, which were highly
useful to enhance the knowledge of the audiences,
especially for students and young researchers.
In addition, 7-panel sessions were hosted by the
specialists of each topic: Panel 1. SMRs and Advanced
Reactors, Panel 2. Robust Fuel Development, Panel 3.
Advanced Manufacturing, Panel 4. Recruitment andRetention of Women Experts in Nuclear Energy
Sector: Challenges and Worldwide Initiatives, Panel 5.
Post Fukushima-Daiichi safety and Decommissioning
study opens a new era of nuclear energy, Panel 6.
Decommissioning Technologies and Nuclear Waste
Disposal, Panel 7. Motivations for Verification &Validation Activities in Thermal-Hydraulics Analysis
in Nuclear Systems. 4 workshops were also plannedand held to provide the basic and up-to-dateknowledge to young researchers, engineers, andstudents: Workshop 1. Computational Fluid Dynamics,
Workshop2.
Thermal-Hydraulics
Methods,
Experimentation and Benchmarking, Workshop 3.
Nuclear Codes and Standards, Workshop 4. PRA andPhoto 1

Opening Session

Photo 2BanquetSevere Accidents.
30th Anniversary Session was held as the
ICONE/ICOPE special session, and the histories of
ICONE and ICOPE were introduced by executives
including the founders of ICONE/ICOPE. In Closing
Session, the Statistics of ICONE30 were announced
and the student awards were presented to the winners.
In conclusion, ICONE30 was organizedsuccessfully with 1090 participants, including ICOPE2023 participants, from 28 countries and regions. They
enjoyed not only the technical presentations, but also
the reunion time with their friends, especially in thewelcome reception, banquet and the student poster
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somewhere in USA or Canada.

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Author’s information
Kei Ito
Associate Professor, Institute for Integrated Radiation
and Nuclear Science, Kyoto University
k-ito@rri.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Technical Program Secretary of ICONE30

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Future Meetings
The following list includes the conference name, place, date, and contact information.
International Conference on Computational Heat andMass Transfer (ICCHMT2023)
Düsseldorf, Germany, September 4–8, 2023
Chair: A. C. Benim (Düsseldorf University of Applied
Sciences)
https://www.icchmt2023.de/
European Conference on Thermophysical Properties(ECTP2023)
Venice, Italy, September 10–13, 2023
Chair: A. Muscio (AIPT / Univ. Modena e Reggio
Emilia)https://www.ectp2023.eu/
10th International Conference on Turbulence, Heatand Mass Transfer (THMT-23)
Rome, Italy, September 11–15, 2023
Chair: K. Hanjalić (TU Delft)
http://www.thmt-23.org/
9th International Conference on Discrete Element
Methods (DEM9)
Erlangen, Germany, September 17–21, 2023
https://www.dem9.fau.de/
The 8th International Conference on Micro and Nano
Flows (MNF2023)
Padova, Italy, September 18–20, 2023
Chair: T. G. Karayiannis (Brunel University London)
https://www.micronanoflows.com/
The 33th International Symposium on Transport
Phenomena (ISTP33)
Kumamoto, Japan, September 24–27, 2023
Chair: H. Saitoh (Sojo University)
https://istp33.jp/
International Congress on Particle Technology(PARTEC2023)

Nuremberg, Germany, September 26–28, 2023
Chair: A. Kwade (Technische UniversityofBraunschweig)
https://www.partec.info/
VIII International Conference on Particle-Based
Methods (PARTICLES2023)
Milan, Italy, October 9–11, 2023
Chair: U. Perego (Politecnico di Milano)
https://particles2023.cimne.com/
14th International Symposium on Ultrasonic Doppler
Methods for Fluid Mechanics and Fluid Engineering(ISUD2023)
Kobe, Japan, October, 23–25, 2023
Chair: H. Murakawa (Kobe University)
https://www.org.kobe-u.ac.jp/isud2023/
2023 AIChE Annual Meeting
Orlando, USA, November 5–10, 2023
https://www.aiche.org/conferences/aiche-annualmeeting/2023
76th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid
Dynamics (APS-DFD23)
Washington DC, USA, November 19–21, 2023
https://www.2023apsdfd.org/
The 12th International Symposium on Measurement
Techniques for Multiphase Flows (ISMTMF2023)
Tokyo, Japan, November 27–30, 2023
Chair: H. Kikura (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
https://ismtmf2023.org/---------- 2024 and beyond, not yet determined --------13th International Symposium on Turbulence andShear Flow Phenomena (TSFP13)
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Montreal, Canada, June 25–June 28, 2024
Chair: S. Tavoularis (University of Ottawa)
http://www.tsfp13.org/

The 9th Asian Particle Technology Symposium(APT2024)
Sydney, Australia, December 1–4, 2024
Chair: Y. Shen (The University of New South Wales), A.
Yip (University of Canterbury)

The 26th International Congress of Theoretical andApplied Mechanics (ICTAM2024)
Daegu, Korea, August 25–30, 2024
Chair: H. D. Kim (Andong National University)
http://www.ictam2024.org/

The 12th International Conference on Multiphase
Flow (ICMF2025)
Toulouse, France, May 12–16 or May 19-23, 2025
Chair: E. Climent (Toulouse Institute of Fluid Mechanics)

The 14th International Topical Meeting on Nuclear
Reactor Thermal-Hydraulics, Operation, and Safety(NUTHOS-14)
Vancouver, Canada, August 25–28, 2024
Chair: D. Novog (McMaster University)
https://nuthos-14.org/

10th World Congress on Particle(WCPT10)
Osaka, Japan, May 11–14, 2026
Chair: T. Matsuyama (Soka University)

Technology

Executive Division of The Japanese Society for Multiphase Flow (2023)
President
Vice Presidents

Y. Murai (Hokkaido University)
S. Hosokawa (Kansai University)
Y. Iga (Tohoku University)
M. Fukuta (Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions)

Chair of Informatics Division
T. Okawa (The University of Electro-Communications)
Chair of Planning Division
T. Sanada (Shizuoka University)
Chair of International Intercourse Division
K. Sugiyama (Osaka University)
Chair of General Affairs Division
S. Harada (Hokkaido University)
Executive Office of JSMF
Academic Publication & Printings Co.
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Corresponding Members
AUSTRALIA
Hubert Chanson
Jiyuan Tu
Aibing Yu
AUSTRIAStefan Pirker
Alfredo Soldati
BRAZIL
Gherhardt Ribatski
Oscar M. H. Rodriguez
CANADA
Jovica Riznic
CHINA
Xu Cheng
Liejin Guo
Jinghai Li
Lixing Zhou
Jun YaoCZECH REPUBLIC
Jiři Drahoš
EGYPT
M. M. Awad
FRANCE
Alain Cartellier
Catherine Colin
Michel Lance
Jacques Magnaudet
Olivier Simonin
Anne Tanière
Stéphane Zaleski
GERMANY
Dirk Lucas
Michael Schlüter
Martin Sommerfeld
Peter StephanMarkus Uhlmann
GREECE
Vasilis Bontozoglou
INDIA
Gargi Das
ISRAEL
Neima Brauner
Yehuda Taitel
ITALY
Gian Piero Celata
Paolo di Marco

University of Queensland
RMIT University
University of New South Wales
Johannes Kepler University
TU Wien
Universidade de São Paulo
Universidade de São Paulo
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Tsinghua University
China University of Petroleum-Beijing
Academy of Science of the Czech
Republic
Mansoura University
LEGI,
CNRS and University Grenoble Alpes
IMFT, University of Toulouse, CNRS
École Centrale de Lyon
IMFT, University of Toulouse, CNRS
IMFT, University of Toulouse, CNRSLEMTA, Nancy University
University Pierre et Marie CurieHZDR
TU Hamburg-Harburg
Otto von Guericke Universität
Magdeburg
Darmstadt University of Technology
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
University of Thessaly
Indian Institute of Technology
Kharagpur
Tel Aviv University
Tel Aviv University

Cristian Marchioli
KOREA
Moo Hwan Kim
Sang Yong Lee
Chul-Hwa SongNETHERLAND
J.A.M. (Hans) Kuipers
Robert Mudde
NORWAY
Ole Nydal
RUSSIA
Sergey V. Alekseenko
SPAIN
Carlos Martinez-Bazan
SWEDEN
Henryk Anglart
SWITZERLAND
Horst-Michael Prasser
John R. Thome
TAIWAN
Chih-Chen Chen
TURKEYCan Fuat Delale
UK
Panagiota Angeli
Tassos G. Karayiannis
Omar K. MatarMike Reeks
Jos Derksen
USA
Steven L. Ceccio
Jennifer Sinclair Curtis
Vijay K. Dhir

Universita di Udine
POSTECH
KAIST
KAERI
Eindhoven University ofTechnology
Delft University of Technology
NTNU
Novosibirsk State University
University of Jaén
Royal Institute of Technology
ETH ZürichEPFL
National Tsing Hua University
Isik University
University College London
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Imperial College London
Newcastle University
University of Aberdeen

University of Michigan
University of Florida
University of California, Los
Angeles
Stanford University
John K. Eaton
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Rodney O. Fox
Texas A & M University
Yassin A. Hassan
Purdue University
Takashi Hibiki
California Institute of Technology
Melany Hunt
Rochester Institute of Technology
Satish Kandlikar
City College of Newyork
Masahiro Kawaji
University of Maryland
Jungho Kim
University of Minnesota
Ellen K. Longmire
Efstathios E. (Stathis) Michaelides
Texas Christian University
Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteMichael Podowski
Gretar Tryggvason
Johns Hopkins University

ENEA
University of Pisa

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