Explore the history of FELiCS since 2023
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FELiCS at TSFP14 in Heidelberg
In July 2026, I travelled to Heidelberg, Germany, together with Jakob and Kai from our group to present at TSFP14, the 14th International Symposium on…
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FELiCS at the 41st International Symposium on Combustion
At the end of July, FELiCS was represented with two presentations at the 41st International Symposium on Combustion in Kyoto, Japan. The symposium offered a fantastic…
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FELiCS at the Stanford CTR Summer Program 2026
This summer, for the second time in a row, FELiCS took centre stage in our contribution to the 20th biennial Summer Program at Stanford University’s…
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FELiCS at the 17th ERCOFTAC SIG33 Workshop in Vigo
Recently, the three of us (Sophie, Zhenyang and Lukas) presented our work at the 17th ERCOFTAC SIG33 Workshop on Progress in Flow Instability, Transition and…
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Best presenter award for Marina at the FEniCS conference in Paris
This week, Marina and Thomas were joining the FEniCS Conference 2026 in Paris. The talks covered a remarkably broad range of topics, from studies on…
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New JFM publication using FELiCS on turbulent separation bubble dynamics
Our paper “Standing-wave dynamics in low-frequency breathing of a turbulent separation bubble” was recently published in the Journal of Fluid mechanics https://doi.org/10.1017/jfm.2026.11191. Turbulent separation bubbles…
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FELiCS has gone open source in end of 2025. Happy New Year 2026.
2025 was a great year for the FELiCS project. After nearly seven years of development, the software is now available as open source. Over the past…
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New publication using FELiCS: Resolvent model for broadband trailing-edge noise
A new paper titled “Flow Structures Driving Broadband Trailing-Edge Noise: A Resolvent-Based Model” has been published in AIAA Journal. The study uses FELiCS to perform…
