Subject coverage . The multimedia capabilities offered by this electronic journal, including free and unlimited colour images, video movies, combined with a new digital journal format, provides a unique opportunity for disseminating detailed and results-intensive research aimed at deciphering the internal structure of turbulence in its various fundamental, industrial, geophysical or astrophysical forms.
Turbulence is a physical phenomenon occurring in most fluids, yet is still widely unsolved.
It affects, for example, flow around vehicles, rivers and oceans, the Earth's outer core, planetary and stellar atmospheres, black holes, blood flow in veins, engine combustion chambers, pipes and heat exchangers, etc. Recent theoretical, numerical and experimental studies have advanced our understanding of turbulence. Studies related to developed turbulence as well as transition to turbulence are equally welcomed.