Flow-Induced Vibration remains a challenge for design engineers and operators across multiple industries, including vehicle manufacturing and power production, among many others. Despite decades of research and development, there is still much to be learned in this domain. Specific areas warrant special attentions, such as fluid-elastic instability of tube bundles, multiphase flows and their effects on flexible structures, vortex shedding in their many manifestations, and the intricacies of axial flow instabilities. Even seemingly simple scenarios, like a single cylinder in crossflow, continue to intrigue researchers, leading to the publication of new scientific articles.