AEA at a glance: 8 staff One Low Speed Multidisciplinary Wind Tunnel European and Regional research projects Teaching activities. Member of AIV

Welcome to the Aeroelasticity and Experimental Aerodynamics Research Group website. The group was founded in September 2007 with three main objectives: Carry out innovative research in Aeroelasticity and Experimental Aerodynamics; Support teaching activities in Aeroelasticity, Fluid Structure Interaction, Flight Dynamics and Experimental Aerodynamics; Provide test facilities and services to industry The research interests of the laboratory include: Steady aerodynamics: aerodynamic force measurement, flow visualisation; Unsteady aerodynamics: stall flutter, buffeting, galloping, rotating structures; Linear and nonlinear aeroelasticity: flight flutter testing, limit cycle oscillation prediction, aerodynamic, structural and control nonlinearities; Validation of CFD results Applications of these activities include: Aircraft; Surface vehicles; Buildings; Wind turbines; Street light fittings;