TRIL partners scientific paper with researchers from Brazil and Scotland

/ February 10, 2024

Published on January 26th in the Fluids journal, the article Numerical Investigation of Gas Bubble Interaction in a Circular Cross-Section Channel in Shear Flow, authored by Daniel Barbedo Santos, a Ph.D. candidate in Mechanical Engineering at COPPE/Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, reflects the outcome of another collaborative effort within…

New website for the TRIL’s project on geologic carbon storage is on air

/ October 13, 2023

The CO2SS Project website was launched this week. CO2SS (pronounced “cots”), originally titled “Computational Methods Applied to the Selection and Suitability of Geological Carbon Storage Sites” is a research project focused on characterizing geological structures for CO2 storage. The initiative has a multidisciplinary, inter-institutional and international team and aims to use Computational…

ANSYS CFD software becomes part of TRIL’s facilities

/ August 27, 2022

This week, TRIL Lab took another important step towards its goal of being a reference in R,D&I in computational engineering after acquiring an ANSYS CFD software license. Funded by the Research Support Foundation of the State of Paraíba (FAPESQ-PB), the software will initially be applied to analyses and studies on engineering control in hospital…

TRIL gets the spotlight on SubSea World Brazil Magazine

/ May 18, 2022

Check out this article on SubSea World Brazil Magazine about TRIL Lab, where Prof. Gustavo Oliveira highlights how computational engineering and TRIL Lab’s can deliver solutions for the oil and gas sector, in the under-the-hood energy transition and digital transformation trends. The article was published in issue no. 35, on…

Carbon capture and storage: promising solutions for the “Net Zero”

/ November 5, 2021

The growth of energy demand worldwide has compelled society and public agents to seek mechanisms that reduce carbon dioxide eviction into the atmosphere since it is the leading cause of anthropogenic climate change. By 2050, the global energy demand should duplicate. Concomitantly, one expects that the energy production of fossil…

Hi! We’re the TRIL team

/ October 7, 2021

TRIL Lab is a research group in computational science and engineering for a new data-centric world! We are part of the Center of Informatics, at Federal University of Paraíba.