I case you missed the workshop, please find the recordings of the presentations at the link:

https://tudelft.zoom.us/rec/share/ZNjQjEmvURck8DykflgbhhohIP6B61D1I9YsrtaAjGEm7IF1_8j1q3d8arY7yMMi.UIugpzbSBGQEC16Y

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Schedule

09:00*	Workshop Opening
09:10	Keynote Lecture Prof.Bert Blocken (TU Eindhoven and KU Leuven): Drafting in cycling
10:10	Coffee Break: SpatialChat

 

	Cycling and Skating Chair: Wouter Terra
10:20	Timothy Crouch (Monash University): A wind-tunnel case study: Insights into the steady and unsteady aerodynamics of cycling arm position
10:40	Harm Ubbens (Team Sunweb): Aerodynamic research to boost the performance of Team Sunweb riders
11:00	Alex Spoelstra (TU Delft): The Ring of Fire for on-site cycling aerodynamics
11:20	Christophe Clanet (École Polytechnique): Physics of cycling descent
11:40	Luca Oggiano (NTNU): From the mountains to the ocean (from a fluid dynamics perspective)
12:00	Nando Timmer (TU Delft): The impact of skin suit zigzag tape turbulators on speed skating performance
12:20	Lunch Break: SpatialChat

 

	Ball aerodynamics Chair: Andrea Sciacchitano
13:20	Takeshi Asai (University of Tsukuba): Aerodynamic characteristics of soccer balls
13:40	John Hart (Sheffield Hallam University): Understanding the influence of the vane in feather shuttlecocks
14:00	Bart Smith (Utah State University): Uncovering the unique mysteries of baseball aerodynamics
14:20	Coffee Break: SpatialChat

 

	Race Car aerodynamics Chair: Gerrit Elsinga
14:30	Robbie Stevens (Renault Sports Racing) : The importance of aerodynamic performance in Formula 1
14:50	Daniele Giaquinta (Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team): Aerodynamics in F1: Overview of the aerodynamic development approach of a modern F1 Team
15:10	Coffee Break: SpatialChat

 

	Water Sports Chair: Willem van de Water
15:20	Daniel Marinho (Universidade da Beira Interior): Hydrodynamics in swimming: practical implications to enhance swimming performance
15:40	Rajat Mittal (Johns Hopkins University): Insights from Computational Modeling of the Hydrodynamics of Competetive Swimming
16:00	Willem van de Water (TU Delft): Will you swim more efficiently by cupping your hands?
16:20	David Rival (Queen’s University): Towards instantaneous force reconstruction using sparse pressure sensors
16:40	Jerry Westerweel (TU Delft): Hydrodynamics of Rowing
17:00	Timothy Wei (Northwestern University): Leaving it All in the Pool: From Fundamental Fluids Experiments to Real-Time Coaching Tools
17:20	Workshop closure

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* All times are Central European Times (CET)