Oxford Turbine Test Facility
Working on the high-pressure turbine test facility at the Oxford Thermofluids Institute.

Lucas Rey

Oxford Research & Computational Engineering

Developing high-fidelity numerical methods for turbomachinery thermofluids and mentoring the next generation of STEM innovators.

I investigate aerothermal systems—pairing engine-scale transient testing with high-fidelity CFD validation. This platform serves as the canonical archive for my peer-reviewed publications, open engineering software, and teaching curriculum.

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Research & Publications

Academic publications, experimental campaigns, and aerothermal methods clusters at the Oxford Thermofluids Institute.

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Applied Computational Engineering

Numerical simulations, transient high-pressure turbomachinery deterioration, mesoscale wind models, and open-source solvers.

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Academic Mentorship

Oxford-style supervisions, fluid mechanics curriculum, and quantitative preparation for university admissions (ESAT, PAT, TMUA).

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Ventures & Operations

Applied engineering outside research: KiteGeneration sports infrastructure, field instrumentation campaigns, and consulting advisory.

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Academic Research

My primary academic investigations focus on high-fidelity numerical methods for aerothermal systems. In partnership with the Rolls-Royce UTC at the Oxford Thermofluids Institute, I study the impacts of component degradation on high-pressure gas turbines.