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STREEM lab kicks off: welcoming our new team members

News date : 2025-12-02

Authors : Sophie Bauer

After a busy year of planning, recruiting, and settling in, we had the pleasure of welcoming our new team members during our first social outing as a group during a pizza night in Lausanne on November 13th.

Adrian Wägli Takes Office

News date : 2025-12-02

Authors : Mediacom

Adrian Wägli, the new Vice President for Operations, has taken office. Edouard Bugnion, Vice President ad interim, handed over the reins to him on Monday, December 1.

Ph.D. Completion of Dr. Tristan Revaz

News date : 2025-12-02

In June 2025, Dr. Tristan Revaz completed his Ph.D., presenting research that advances the understanding of wind turbine wake behavior and power efficiency using large-eddy simulations and analytical modelling.

Dr. Dara Vahidi Earns His Ph.D.

News date : 2025-12-02

In September 2024, Dr. Dara Vahidi successfully completed his Ph.D., presenting a body of work that brings new clarity and physical insight into the evolution of wind turbine wakes within the atmospheric boundary layer.

Dr. Arslan Dar Concludes His Ph.D. Research

News date : 2025-12-02

Dr. Arslan Dar completed his Ph.D. in June 2024, presenting research that deepens the understanding of how complex terrain shapes the behavior and performance of wind turbine wakes.

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