Research / Facilities
Facilities
Experimental facilities and measurement systems I have designed, built or established. Most of my research depends on infrastructure I helped create.
Transient Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
Technion · co-established with Asst. Prof. Omri Ram
Developed the laboratory from a temporary space into a fully equipped research facility with capabilities for advanced flow measurements, multiphase experiments and shock-driven flows.

Shock tube
Technion · designed, built and automated
A 7 m shock tube, including the electronics, sensor integration, multi-instrument synchronization, motorized traversal and LabVIEW/Arduino control. Its control system remains the core of the facility, which now runs with new test sections.

Recirculating water tunnel
Technion · specified, instrumented and calibrated
Specified the flow quality, instrumented and calibrated the laboratory’s large recirculating water tunnel, establishing its operating envelope.

Refractive-index-matched tomographic PTV
Technion · established
Time-resolved, four-camera tomographic particle tracking with refractive-index matching, for freely moving and optically hidden bodies. It is the measurement platform behind LE-DM.

Liquid–gas interface scanning
Technion · designed and built
A fluorescence-based laser-sheet scanning system with stereo imaging that maps the shape of a liquid–gas interface with 0.1 mm precision.
Tomographic and PSF-engineered imaging
Technion · built
A five-camera system combining tomographic and PSF-engineered imaging, used to validate a single-camera 3D PIV method based on wavefront shaping and deep learning.
Boiling facilities
Technion · contributed
Contributed to the design of single- and multi-bubble boiling facilities. Currently involved in confined-cell experiments on boiling and bubble-driven convection, using digital holography to track bubble growth and evolution.

Refractive-index-matched water tunnel
Johns Hopkins University · designed and built
A large refractive-index-matched recirculating water tunnel using more than 2,000 L of sodium iodide solution, including the mixing plant, storage, pressure and vacuum control, an inline cyclone bubble separator and hydraulic calibration.