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Adrian Bejan | The easy and the difficult, from Design in Nature
In this video, Adrian Bejan reflects on teaching and learning as an active, in-person exchange rather than a top-down process.
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Umit Gunes
Adrian Bejan | Radial conduction cooling, innovation, from Design in Nature
In this video, Adrian Bejan reimagines a round slab of electronics, a disc, like a pizza, that generates heat uniformly and is cooled from the center.
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Umit Gunes
Adrian Bejan | Rivers of heat, serendipity, innovation, from Design in Nature
In this video, Adrian Bejan introduces the concept of rivers of heat, a continuation of earlier flow models involving pedestrian flow and rivers of…
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Umit Gunes

June 2025

Adrian Bejan | Conduction in two materials, from Design in Nature
Adrian Bejan presents a flow system where heat is generated uniformly inside a rectangular slab.
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Umit Gunes
Adrian Bejan | Y shaped Conduction, from Design in Nature
Adrian Bejan investigates how to configure a Y-shaped structure so that the heat current entering a hot surface proceeds with the smallest possible…
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Umit Gunes
Submit your abstract to Constructal Law Conference 2025
From selected papers presented at the Constructal Law Conference 2025, authors will be recommended to submit new and original work for consideration to…
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Umit Gunes
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Adrian Bejan | Perspective Drawing, from Design in Nature
In this lecture, Adrian Bejan connects the invisible reality of flow, such as heat transfer through solids, with the visible logic of drawing.
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Umit Gunes
Theme Issue in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A
Selected papers from the Constructal Law Conference 2025 will be published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A
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Umit Gunes
Adrian Bejan | Birth of Constructal Law, from Design in Nature
“For a finite size flow system (not infinitesimal) to persist in time (to live) it must evolve with freedom such that it provides easier and greater…
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Umit Gunes

May 2025

Adrian Bejan | Minimal length designs, from Design in Nature
In this lecture, Adrian Bejan explores designs with minimal length in fluid flow and how they are reflected in nature and human-made designs.
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Umit Gunes
Adrian Bejan | Entrance length channels, from Design in Nature
In this lecture, Adrian Bejan discusses the significance of the entrance region in fluid dynamics and heat transfer.
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Umit Gunes
Adrian Bejan | Know how, models, applications, from Design in Nature
Adrian Bejan discusses fluid flow architecture, focusing on simplifying models to enhance real-world applications.
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Umit Gunes
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