Plenary lectures

The Batchelor lecture

• Prof. Robert Antonia, University of Newcastle, Australia, Small scale turbulence: how universal is it?

Keynote lectures

• Prof. Herbert Huppert, University of Cambridge, UK, Gravity currents in nature and industry
• Prof. Timothy David, University of Canterbury, New Zealand, Biofluid dynamics simulation, a 21st century challenge
• Prof. Javier Jiménez, Universidad Politécnica, Madrid, Spain, Computing turbulent channels at experimental Reynolds numbers
• Prof. Richard Morgan, University of Queensland, Australia, The use of expansion tubes for the study of reentry aerodynamics

Invited lectures

• Prof. Gus Nathan, University of Adelaide, Australia, Effects of subtle and dramatic changes to initial conditions on a jet's turbulent structure, mixing and combustion
• Prof. Ross Griffiths, Australian National University, Australia, The energetics of horizontal convection
• Prof. Kazuyoshi Takayama, Tohoku University, Japan, Medical application of shock wave research
• Prof. Hiroshi Kawamura, Tokyo University of Science, Japan, Very large-scale structures observed in DNS of turbulent channel flow with passive scalar transport
• Prof. Jae Min Hyun, Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology, Korea, Spin-up flow of an incompressible fluid
• Dr Guy Metcalfe, Energy and Thermofluids Engineering, CSIRO, Australia, Back to the sandbox! Driven granular flows for segregation and mixing