Francesco Montomoli

Prof Montomoli is a Professor in Computational Aerodynamics. His main research activities are on Machine Learning, Uncertainty Quantification and Design for Additive Manufacturing that will enable the Net Zero transformation for Aviation and Energy The UQLab has been working on several areas such as Heat Transfer, Gas Turbines, Uncertainty Quantification, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Rare Events, Aircraft Engines, Optimization etc. The lab is funded by industry such as Rolls-Royce and Baker Hughes, UK and EU grants. The UQLab is working on robust design for additive manufacturing and started a spinout, Toffeex ltd UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION LAB Short Bio: Prof Montomoli read mechanical engineering at University of Florence where he obtained a MSc and a PhD (and he was visiting scholar at Texas AM University, Turbine Heat Transfer Laboratory, US). After the PhD he joined the R&D group of General Electric Oil&Gas. In 2006 Dr Montomoli joined to the University of Cambridge, Whittle Laboratory and his researches were sponsored by Rolls-Royce and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in the field of aerospace propulsion and power generation. In 2009 he becomes Mitsubishi Senior Fellow and College Lecturer at Girton College, Univ. of Cambridge In 2011 Dr Montomoli was also Research Professor and leader of CFD group at the Basque Centre for Applied Mathematics. He is an external scientific member of BCAM. In 2012 Dr Montomoli joined the University of Surrey as Senior Lecturer in Thermofluids. In 2014 Dr Montomoli joined the Imperial College of London as Senior Lecturer He is a Chartered Engineer of Ordine degli Ingegneri della Provincia di Firenze, Italy. In 2017 he obtained the Italian qualification as Full Professor in Mechanical Engineering In 2018 he was promoted to Reader and than, in 2021, to Professor at Imperial College London. As technology transfer he is co-founder of two spinouts of Imperial College London

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