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Francisco Cruz-Mazo is currently an Associate Professor in Fluid Mechanics at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM). He leads the Complex Fluids Lab at ETSI Diseño Industrial, where he studies both theoretically and experimentally the fluid dynamics of interfacial flows at the micro and nanoscale. He is also a member of the Thermal Energy for Sustainability (TE4S) group at ETSI Industriales. Our research topics embrace fundamental research in micro/nano flows involving bubbles, droplets, jets, emulsions, mixing or fluid-structure interaction, among others, to facilitate innovative solutions for various fields of interest for the TE4S group, like C02-free hydrogen production and other energy systems, but also in other applied fields ranging biotechnology, advanced materials, or naval engineering, among many others.

Short-Bio - Born in Barcelona and raised in Seville, he earned his PhD in Fluid Mechanics from the University of Seville in 2019, working in the Physics of Fluids and Microfluidics group and conducting research stays at the Coherent Imaging Group at DESY, Germany. He later joined the Complex Fluids Group at Princeton University, USA, as a postdoctoral Marie Curie Individual Fellow..