Sergio Chiva is a Professor at the Department of Mechanical
and Construction Engineering, Universitat Jaume I. He received an Industrial
Engineer (specialization in Energy Techniques) from the ETSI Industrials of the
Polytechnic University of Valencia in 1995, and a PhD in Industrial Engineering
from the same university in 2000. He joined the Universitat Jaume I in
September 2000 in fluid mechanics and since 2009, he has been a University
Professor in the same area. He has been a member of the Multiphase Fluids
Group, GMF, since its foundation, and has developed his research activity in
the field of experimentation, modeling, and simulation of multiphase fluids,
applied to fields such as nuclear, petroleum or chemical engineering, as well
as water treatment and purification systems. He is the author of publications
in both scientific journals and conferences, as well as director of different
doctoral theses both national and international. He has been the Principal
Investigator of 4 projects of the National R&D Plan as well as in more than
20 projects with companies. He teaches in the Department of Mechanical and
Construction Engineering, the Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial
Technologies Engineering, and the Master's in Industrial Engineering and
Computational Mathematics. He is responsible for several subjects in both the
Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, always in the field of fluid mechanics,
modeling, and simulation.
Sergio Chiva is a Professor at the Department of Mechanical
and Construction Engineering, Universitat Jaume I. He received an Industrial
Engineer (specialization in Energy Techniques) from the ETSI Industrials of the
Polytechnic University of Valencia in 1995, and a PhD in Industrial Engineering
from the same university in 2000. He joined the Universitat Jaume I in
September 2000 in fluid mechanics and since 2009, he has been a University
Professor in the same area. He has been a member of the Multiphase Fluids
Group, GMF, since its foundation, and has developed his research activity in
the field of experimentation, modeling, and simulation of multiphase fluids,
applied to fields such as nuclear, petroleum or chemical engineering, as well
as water treatment and purification systems. He is the author of publications
in both scientific journals and conferences, as well as director of different
doctoral theses both national and international. He has been the Principal
Investigator of 4 projects of the National R&D Plan as well as in more than
20 projects with companies. He teaches in the Department of Mechanical and
Construction Engineering, the Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial
Technologies Engineering, and the Master's in Industrial Engineering and
Computational Mathematics. He is responsible for several subjects in both the
Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, always in the field of fluid mechanics,
modeling, and simulation.