Mehrdad Shahnam

The 2023 Multiphase Flow Science Workshop was held online from August 1 through August 2, 2023.

The Multiphase Flow Science Team hosted research associate Alexander Biggs this summer through the DOE’s Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship.

Dear Colleagues, We are extending the deadline for Presentation and Poster Abstracts to June 15, 2019. Note that if you submitted an abstract already and have not received a response from us, please resend it to wo*******@***********oe.gov or directly to me at Wi************@******oe.gov .   More information about the 2019 NETL Workshop for Multiphase Flow

NETL is bringing uncommon skills, equipment, analysis and communication tools to the work of a national laboratory consortia working to understand and improve how biomass feedstock integrates with combustion processes in biorefineries. NETL Director Brian Anderson, Ph.D., announced that the Laboratory, one of 17 Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories, has officially joined the DOE

NETL’s world-renowned computer modeling capabilities are front and center in a pivotal collaboration with West Virginia University (WVU). Computational modeling is a critical tool in technology development, and the forward-looking efforts by the NETL-WVU research team are improving the accuracy of fossil-fuel energy systems models — work that will ultimately help provide the nation with

We are pleased to announce the new Multiphase Flow Science (MFS) discussion forum is now available. Please visit https://mfix.netl.doe.gov/forum to give it a try. The Forum is a discussion platform for MFiX, Nodeworks and Tracker. Developers and users can post topics (discussion threads) to various categories for each application. Typical topics of discussion include questions