Publications

• Pinelli A., Omidyeganeh M. and Brücker C., Revell A., Sarkar A. and Alinovi, E. , The PELskin project: part IV— control of bluff body wakes using hairy filaments , Meccanica, Vol. 52, pp. 1503–1514, 2017.
• Pralits J.O., Alinovi E. and Bottaro A., Stability of the flow in a plane microchannel with one or two superhydrophobic walls , Phys. Rev. Fluids, Vol. 2, 013901, 2017.
• Alinovi E. and Bottaro A., A boundary element method for Stokes flows with interfaces , J.Comput. Phys., Vol. 356, 2018, pp. 261-281.
• Alinovi E., Gribaudo M. and Bottaro A., Fractal riblets , , AIAA J.,Vol. 56, pp. 2108-2112, 2018.
• Alinovi E. and Bottaro A., Apparent slip and drag reduction for the flow over superhydrophobic and libricant-impregnated surfaces , Phys. Rev. Fluids, Vol. 3, 124002, 2018.
• Alinovi E. , Modelling the Flow over Superhydrophobic and Liquid-Impregnated Surfaces , Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Genova, Italy, 2018.
• Alinovi E., Guerrero J., FLUBIO – An unstructured, parallel, finite-volume based Navier-Stokes and onvection-diffusion like equations solver for teaching and research purposes , SoftwareX, Volume 13, January 2021, 100655.

Conferences

• Alinovi E., Control of bluff bodies’ wake using flexible filaments, HELIX, Università Aix-Marseille, 2015.
• Alinovi E. and Bottaro A., Modeling the flow over superhydrophobic and lubricant impregnated surfaces, GAMM, TUM, Munich, 2018.
• Alinovi E., Apparent slip and drag reduction for the flow over natural or engineered surfaces, Ph.D. day, University of Lecce, 2018.

Invited talks

• Guerrero J., Alinovi E., FLUBIO-PETSC. Yet another CFD solver in turbulent times, Computational Rheology Kaizen Meetings, University of Minho, Portugal, 2021.
• Alinovi E., Invited talk for the start of the new Ph.D. course in fluid mechanics, University of Genova, 2021

Supervised thesis

• Giovanni Trovato, Boundary element modeling of fractal riblets for drag reduction, University of Genova, 2016
• Mattia Gribaudo, Drag reduction through fractal riblets, University of Genova, 2017
• Francesco Cattaneo and Elisa Lascialfari, Use of homogenization theory to treat rough walls in lubrication problems, University of Genova, 2017.

Continuing professional development

• Fluid-Structure Interactions and Vortex Dynamics in Aerodynamics, Porquerolles Island, 2015.
• OpenFOAM Introductory Training, Wolfdynamics, 2015
• OpenFOAM Advanced Training, Wolfdynamics, 2015
• Advanced fluid dynamics (optimization and stability theory applied to fluid mechanics), University of Genova, 2015
• Partial differential equations with applications, University of Genova, 2015
• Numerical method for solution of partial differential equations, University of Genova, 2015
• Analysis of non-linear dynamical systems, University of Genova, 2015
• C++ programming techniques, University of Genova, 2016
• Element of calculus of variations with application in mechanics, University of Genova, 2017
• Perspective on multi-scale modeling of biological and small-scale materials and structures, University of Genova, 2017
• Homogenization theory in Micro-Hydrodynamics, University of Genova, 2017
• Multi-Scale Approaches and Multiphysics Couplings in Fluid and Solid Mechanics, University of Grenoble-Alpes, 2017
• HPC Applications to Turbulence and Complex Flows, University of Rome Tor Vergata, 2017
• Programming with MPI and OpenMP, CINECA, 2018
• 3rd UCL OpenFOAM Workshop, UCL, 2020
• 2nd automotive CFD prediction workshop, 2021
• Chairman at the 18th OpenFOAM workshop, 2023