The Combustion Division is an academic department located in Lund, specializing in combustion physics research. The division focuses on various aspects of combustion, including the development of advanced technologies and methodologies. Among its notable projects is the Aerosol Sample Delivery System, which aims to enhance the understanding of soot emissions and their implications. The division employs advanced laser technologies to conduct research, contributing to insights in areas such as plasma mysteries and 3D tomography.
In addition to theoretical research, the Combustion Division explores practical applications of combustion studies. This includes remote sensing applications that utilize laser light for monitoring purposes, such as assessing oxygen levels in human lungs through light amplification techniques. The department also offers opportunities for students to engage in thesis projects, allowing them to delve into innovative areas within the field of combustion science. Overall, the Combustion Division emphasizes the integration of cutting-edge scientific techniques with both academic and practical applications.