22nd International Symposium on Flow Visualization · Madrid · 11–15 July 2027 isfv22@uc3m.es
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Technical programme

Preliminary schedule

Conference week

The detailed technical programme will be published after abstract review.

DateMain activitiesAssociated events
Sunday, 11 July 2027RegistrationMasters of Flow Visualization (in parallel)
Monday, 12 July 2027Plenary lectures, technical sessions and poster sessionWelcome reception (evening)
Tuesday, 13 July 2027Plenary lectures, technical sessions and poster sessionISFV Committee dinner and social activities (in parallel)
Wednesday, 14 July 2027Plenary lectures, technical sessions and poster sessionConference banquet
Thursday, 15 July 2027Morning: technical sessions and closing session
Afternoon: short courses		Social activities (in parallel with short courses)

Flow visualization

Science in motion

LIC visualization of the wake of a fluidic pinball
Artistic representation of a line integral convolution (LIC) visualization of the wake of a fluidic pinball.Alicia Rodríguez-Asensio · Experimental Aerodynamics & Propulsion Lab, UC3M
PIV visualization showing particles and vorticity
Artistic representation of a PIV flow visualization showing particles and vorticity.Luca Franceschelli · Experimental Aerodynamics & Propulsion Lab, UC3M
Instantaneous Stanton number map in a turbulent channel flow
Artistic representation of an instantaneous Stanton number map in a turbulent channel flow.Antonio Cuéllar · Experimental Aerodynamics & Propulsion Lab, UC3M
Spatial mode of a pulsed slot jet in crossflow
Artistic impression of the spatial mode of the wall-parallel flow field downstream of a pulsed slot jet in crossflow.Rodrigo Castellanos · Experimental Aerodynamics & Propulsion Lab, UC3M
Manifold of extreme aerodynamic flows
Visualizing data structure: artistic impression of a manifold of extreme aerodynamic flows.Zhiyuan Wang · Experimental Aerodynamics & Propulsion Lab, UC3M
Dry residue of a respiratory drop imaged by fluorescence microscopy
Artistic representation of the dry residue of a respiratory drop imaged by fluorescence microscopy.Javier Martínez-Puig · Universidad Carlos III de Madrid