Welcome to the Turbulence Structure Laboratory at the School of Mechanical Engineering, Tel Aviv University.

Our own Omer Hadar and Omri Kimhi have been in Tanzania this month, working alongside the Engineers Without Borders – Africa Tel Aviv team to bring safe, clean water supply to local communities. It's a great example of our lab's engineering know-how being put to direct humanitarian use, and a reminder of why the fluid mechanics we work on every day matters well beyond the lab. Huge respect to Omer, Omri, and the whole EWB-Africa Tel Aviv crew for the work they're doing on the

Huge congratulations to Omri Kimhi, who has been awarded a prestigious scholarship from the Smoler-Winikov Fund for Environmental Research! The fund received close to 50 high-quality proposals from across the Tel Aviv University campus, evaluated on the excellence of the researcher, the strength of the research proposal, and its fit with the fund's priority areas. Omri's proposal, on turbulent scalar and momentum transport in environmental flows, was selected as one of the wi

A new study led by Dr. Teddy Lazebnik (University of Haifa), Prof. Alex Liberzon, and PhD student Chen Mortenfeld from the Turbulence Structure Laboratory at Tel Aviv University's School of Mechanical Engineering has been published in Machine Learning: Science and Technology — and covered this week by Ynet. The research shows that particles settling through a fluid can suddenly slow down — and even move upward for a moment — when crossing between layers of different density.