Maxime Roux

Graduate student in Applied Physics - EPFL, Switzerland

Sloshing visualization

About

I am currently completing my MSc in Applied Physics at EPFL (Lausanne, Switzerland). I am deeply interested in fluid mechanics, and my research to date has focused on two main directions: sloshing dynamics from both an analytical and experimental perspective, and sports aerodynamics primarily through CFD.

Research projects

Since Feb 2021 — Sloshing dynamics in spacecraft tanks (EPFL): Research on viscous sloshing and damping strategies, supervised by Professor Daniele Mari. More information on this page.

Aug 2025 — Feb 2026 - Windsurfing aerodynamics (Zephir Project, MSc thesis): CFD-driven aerodynamic optimization (helmet and fairings) to support Antoine Albeau’s world speed record attempt.

Sep 2024 – Jan 2025 — Bobsleigh & skeleton aerodynamics (LadHyX, École Polytechnique): Wind-tunnel and CFD study for the French Olympic team, supervised by Professor Christophe Clanet and Samy Ben Hamoudi. More information on this page.


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For contact details, please refer to my EPFL profile.