35th International Combustion Symposium a Resounding Success
on September 22, 2014 By Patti Koning In Blog, Clean Fuels/Power, Combustion Chemistry, Diagnostics, Engine Combustion, Reacting Flows, Working with the CRF Comments Off on 35th International Combustion Symposium a Resounding Success

Elaine Oran, a professor of engineering at the University of Maryland, gave the keynote address on “Understanding explosions: From catastrophic accidents to the creation of the universe.” (Photos by Dino Vournas)
The 35th International Combustion Symposium, the premier conference on combustion science and application held on August 3–8 in San Francisco, was a resounding success thanks to Sandia’s Combustion Research Facility (CRF). More than 1,500 researchers gathered from around the world to discuss the latest innovations in understanding and predicting combustion-related phenomena, approximately 250 more than had ever previously attended this biennial event.
Elaine Oran, a professor of engineering at the University of Maryland, gave the keynote address. The event also included four invited plenary talks, 435 oral presentations, and 690 posters describing cutting-edge fundamental and applied combustion research.
Jonathan Frank and Chris Shaddix served as co-chairs of colloquia on Turbulent Flames and Heterogeneous Combustion. CRF researchers authored or co-authored 33 oral presentations. In addition, Rob Barlow was awarded one of the three Gold Medals for distinguished career achievement offered biennially by the Combustion Institute, which sponsors the Symposium.

Judit Zador presents “Adventures on the C 3H5O potential energy surface: OH + propyne, OH + allene and related reactions”, research conducted with James A. Miller of Argonne National Laboratory.
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CRF researchers also helped organize three different technical workshops held just before the start of the Symposium:
- Rob Barlow organized the Turbulent Nonpremixed Flames (TNF) workshop.
- Chris Shaddix organized the International Sooting Flame (ISF) workshop.
- Nils Hansen organized the Flame Chemistry Workshop.
The TNF and ISF workshops also included optional CRF lab tours, which were enjoyed by 70 workshop participants. The symposium itself was largely organized by Sandia, with Chris Shaddix, Jackie Chen, and Melissa Betz leading the local organizing committee. Judit Zádor and Ahren Jasper organized the contributed posters.
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