The conference presented research in the following areas of interest:
- Experiments and theories which elucidate the role of turbulence in forced, natural and mixed convection
- New experimental techniques for turbulent flow and scalar transport measurements
- Numerical simulations / modelling of turbulence and heat and mass transfer: DNS/LES, hybrid RANS/LES, PDFs, (U)RANS
- Turbulent heat and mass transfer control and augmentation
- Unsteadiness and transients in turbulent heat and mass transfer
- Heat and mass transfer in compressible and high-speed flows
- Turbulence in two-phase flows, effects of turbulence in particulate, droplets and film heat and mass transfer
- Turbulence, heat and mass transfer in combustion and other reacting flows
- Environmental and geophysical turbulent transport phenomena
- Turbulence-related utilization of heat and mass transfer in new energy, process and environmental technologies
- Turbulence, heat and mass transfer in material processing, in MHD, and in special applications