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Why visitors arrive: You are planning advisory work, research collaboration, a workshop, or a venture partnership.

Your question: How does engagement work, and what prior work exists?

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  • What aerothermal topics does he advise on?
  • Are workshops grounded in published work?
  • What is the typical engagement process?

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Collaborate

Industry · research · ventures

How to engage me for scoped engineering advisory, aerothermal R&D collaboration, and venture partnerships. I work directly from the published evidence base on this platform.

  • Lucas Rey: Oxford DPhil aerothermal engineer · ORCID · Oxford profile · About · Press
  • Model: Scoped engagements with a tightly defined technical remit, timeline, and set of deliverables. No anonymous quote forms.
  • Evidence base: Peer-reviewed publications, documented projects, open methods notes, and operational ventures
  • Typical response: Within one working day via the contact paths below
  • Students & teaching: See the Teaching hub — separate enquiry path

Find your engagement path

Each audience has a recommended starting point on this site and a contact route matched to the work.

Professional programs

Scoped engagements with strong repeat demand — each backed by published work on this site. Fees and scope are agreed offline; scheduling uses invitation-only booking after alignment (ADR-009).

Keynotes & faculty seminars

Conference keynotes, department seminars, and panel commentary on aerothermal R&D, venture validation, or STEM education.

Speaking enquiry → · Speaking topics

What collaboration can cover

Representative scopes grounded in documented work — ECAT HPT campaigns (Rolls-Royce sponsored), multi-facility 5-hole probe benchmarking, the 2024 AM heat-exchanger publication, and KiteGeneration field validation. Each engagement is defined explicitly before work begins.

Technical advisory

  • ECAT-style aerothermal campaign design — thermography + pneumatic surveys, uncertainty budgets per probe note
  • RANS validation review for deteriorated HPT hardware — observables locked to HPT project log
  • Turbomachinery aerothermal performance assessment (Rolls-Royce-sponsored programme context)
  • DMLS heat-exchanger feasibility — low-order models + 2024 paper workflow

Research partnership

  • Co-supervised student projects and facility access planning
  • Multi-facility instrumentation benchmarking (Oxford open-hardware probe, four European tunnels)
  • Manuscript co-authorship on aerothermal methods
  • Open-resource publication (notes, calculators, curriculum)

Applied operations

  • WRF wind-resource and site-selection studies — mesoscale mapping project
  • Technical due diligence on hardware ventures
  • Grant-aligned engineering documentation
  • Speaking and technical workshops — press & media

How engagements work

  1. Review public work — use Engineering, projects, and publications to confirm fit
  2. Write with context — problem definition, scope boundaries, timeline, sponsorship or confidentiality constraints
  3. Scoped conversation — align on deliverables, capacity, and institutional requirements (e.g. Oxford/RRS sponsorship boundaries where relevant)
  4. Formal agreement — consulting contract, research MoU, or venture term sheet as appropriate

For teaching and admissions support, use the Teaching hub and teaching enquiry form instead.

Contact

Part of

This page sits within the broader knowledge structure on lucasrey.com:

  • Engineering - Central knowledge platform - tools, curriculum, notes, and research assets.
  • Research - Peer-reviewed and technical publications in aerothermal and fluid engineering.
  • Projects - Applied engineering work connecting theory to practice.
  • Ventures - Professional initiatives - enterprise operations, field validation, and applied aerodynamics connected to engineering research.

Related content from the same research and engineering work:

Engineering knowledge platform

More tools, curriculum, notes, and research from the same body of work:

  • Engineering - Central knowledge platform - tools, curriculum, notes, research, and applied engineering work.

Evidence behind collaboration

Industry advisory and research partnerships build on the same published campaigns, methods, and tools documented on this site:

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