Turbulent flows with suspended particles, droplets and bubbles, e.g., water and ice cloud particles, aerosols, sea sprays and entrained bubbles, planktons, etc., are frequently observed in fundamental processes in the atmosphere and ocean. These play crucial roles in meteorological and environmental systems. Statistical modeling based on advanced laboratory experiments and numerical simulations is necessary to understand multiphase turbulence and to develop reliable atmosphere and ocean models. This workshop aims to review recent studies relevant to multiphase flows, turbulence and multiscale/statistical analysis and to discuss new perspectives for understanding and modeling multiphase turbulence.

Plenary and keynote speakers:

Sourabh Apte, Oregon State U (USA)

Herman Clercx, TU Eindhoven (The Netherlands)

Benjamin Kadoch, IUSTI, Marseille (France)

Michael Le Bars, IRPHE, Marseille (France)

Ryo Onishi, JAMSTEC (Japan)

Gautier Verhille, IRPHE, Marseille (France)

Katsunori Yoshimatsu, Nagoya U (Japan)

David Zarzoso, PIIM, Marseille (France)