The 77th Annual APS DFD Annual Meeting is one of the largest conferences in fluid dynamics, promoting the advancement and dissemination of physics knowledge in all areas of fluid dynamics. 3,600 students, postdoctoral researchers, university faculty, and researchers across government and industry from around the world attend to share the latest developments in the field.
Who attends
APS DFD welcomes a diverse audience committed to addressing global challenges through fluid dynamics research. Attendees include researchers, academics, and industry professionals passionate about exploring fluid dynamics.
How you’ll learn
Prepare to enjoy a robust technical program, meaningful networking events, career opportunities, and more:
- Special sessions with invited talks by distinguished speakers, lectures by award and prize winners, minisymposia and focus sessions in areas of high current interest, and the NEW DFD-Interact sessions.
- This year we will pilot the DFD-Interact sessions, designed to allow broader audiences and more opportunities for in-depth interaction about research. About 20 thematically curated DFD-Interact sessions will highlight participants’ research during the high-engagement late-Sunday-morning time slot. In these sessions, participants will give a flash talk to advertise their research, and then interact with the audience at posters or electronic presentations.
- Opportunities to present at and attend sessions with contributed talks and posters.
- Networking receptions and events focused on inclusivity, career growth, and building valuable relationships
- Exhibit hall featuring measurement and instrumentation tech, publishers, and employers
What’s new for 2024
Attend the new DFD-Interact sessions on Sunday, consisting of flash talks and time for detailed discussions with larger audiences in fewer parallel rooms.
Abstract submissions
Physics research abstracts are submitted each year across 40+ topics ranging from biological fluid dynamics to vortex dynamics and flows; from drops to flow instability; and much more. You must be an APS member to submit.
Contributed presentation formats include oral talks, poster presentations, and new DFD-Interact (presentation and poster) sessions.
The Call for Abstracts will run June 3, 2024 – July 26, 2024.
Learn more about abstract submissions
Explore Salt Lake City
APS looks forward to welcoming you to Salt Lake City, Utah on November 24-26, 2024. The event will be held at the Salt Palace Convention Center, with official room blocks in nearby hotels.
Find more information about Salt Lake City, Utah
Acknowledgments
APS is grateful for the time and efforts of the local organizing committee, meeting program chairs, DFD committees, and affiliates who plan and organize the meeting.
Become an APS member
You must be an APS member to submit an abstract and present. APS members benefit from year-round connections to a global network of physicists.
Code of conduct
APS's code of conduct intends to make DFD Meeting a professional and welcoming space for all attendees
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) policy
To uphold its values of inclusion and diversity, APS wishes to ensure that DFD Meeting 2024 is accessible.
About APS
The American Physical Society advances and diffuses the knowledge of physics through its research journals, scientific meetings, education, outreach, advocacy, and international activities. APS represents more than 55,000 members, including physicists in academia, national laboratories, and industry in the United States and throughout the world.