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Daniel Valero Huerta

Associate Professor in Fluid Mechanics · Faculty of Engineering · Imperial College London

Quick answer: Daniel Valero Huerta is Associate Professor in Fluid Mechanics at Imperial College London. Daniel Valero Huerta shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.

⭐ I am currently looking for PhD students to analyse the dynamics of plastics in turbulent flows through high-fidelity simulations. Please, feel free to contact me if you are an enthusiastic and creative student with a strong interest in pursuing a PhD or postdoctoral fellowship. If you are looking for a group to support your application, send me an email with your CV and a Cover Letter.

Research interests

My research focuses on the complex mechanics of turbulent multiphase flows in civil and environmental engineering problems, including the transport of plastics and other litter in rivers and the air-water flow hydraulics of high-head hydraulic structures. I am also interested in the role and risks of water infrastructure and rivers in the context of climatic and anthropogenic futures.

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Is Daniel Valero Huerta hiring PhD students at Imperial College London?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Daniel Valero Huerta's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: I am currently looking for PhD students to analyse the dynamics of plastics in turbulent flows through high-fidelity simulations. Please, feel free to contact me if you are an enthusiastic and creativ.
What does Daniel Valero Huerta research?
My research focuses on the complex mechanics of turbulent multiphase flows in civil and environmental engineering problems, including the transport of plastics and other litter in rivers and the air-water flow hydraulics of high-head hydraulic structures. I am also interested in the role and risks o

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