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In general, Julia Ream enjoys working on multi-scale, multi-physics computational fluid dynamic (CFD) problems across a wide range of applications, from microbes to supercritical fluids. She is currently developing numerical solvers to simulate bioreactors, incorporating data from experiments and metabolic models within an in-house OpenFOAM solver to capture system interactions all the way down to the microbial level. With this project, the goal is to simulate bioreactors of various sizes to better understand the impact of microenvironment formation on microbial performance during bioreactor scale up.
Research Interests
Computational fluid dynamics
High-performance computing
Turbulence
Multiphase fluid interaction
Multi-scale multi-physics modeling
Education/Academic Qualification
PhD, Applied and Computational Mathematics, Florida State University
Bachelor, Applied and Computational Mathematics, Florida State University
Bachelor, Humanities, Florida State University
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Research Output
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Multiphysics Time-Integration for Turbulent Combustion at the Exascale
Day, M., Wimer, N., Hassanaly, M., Esclapez, L., Felden, A., Ream, J., Henry de Frahan, M. & Rood, J., 2024, 22 p.Research output: NREL › Presentation
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Numerical Simulations of the Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Round Turbulent Jet
Henry de Frahan, M., Martin, M., Yellapantula, S., Grout, R. & Ream, J., 2019, 31 p.Research output: NREL › Presentation
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Association for Women in Mathematics (External organization)
Ream, J. (Member)
0001Activity: Membership › Membership of network