Prof. Daniel Tudball-Smith — Research Profile
Monash University · Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
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Prof. Daniel Tudball-Smith at Monash University Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering lists Engineering education, Bio-inspired flight, Wind engineering, High Reynolds Number flows applicable to industrial applications, Cyclist aerodynamics as their registered research area.
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