Congratulations to Anirudh, a former group member who has now taken up a lectureship in India, for getting his research Lifetime of a Nanodroplet: Kinetic Effects and Regime Transitions published in Physical Review Letters. Water evaporating into...
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I have had the privilege of being involved in a collaboration between Edinburgh (Sree Hari, Matthew & Jason) and Warwick (Mykyta and me) working on understanding how liquid drops first come into contact. This research has recently been...
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SWEP Workshop, Brighton
Read moreWarwick welcomes Vinay Gupta who has started a 2-year Commonwealth Rutherford Fellowship in the Mathematics Institute. Vinay's background is in exploiting moment methods to describe gas mixtures and granular gases.
Read moreDr Shiwani Singh has joined the Micro and Nano Flows team at Warwick, where she will be based in the Maths Institute. She will be looking into multiscale modelling of viscoelastic flows over the next couple of years.
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A few nights ago Ernest (my two year old son) and I made a discovery that could have potentially revolutionary impact on the field of fluid dynamics; at bath time. One of his balls had wandered under the running tap… and, as if by magic...
Read moreCongratulation to Anirudh who has won a highly competitive two-year fellowship at the Institute of Advanced Study in Warwick through their WIRL-COFUND scheme. Anirudh will continue to work in our Group but will also be driving his research in new...
Read moreIt's always intriguing to see how other people view your research. According to the University of Warwick's graphics team, this is what I do: The GIF shows that when a liquid spreads over a solid it must displace a microscopic air film...
Read moreOne day, the snug protective blanket of the Micro & Nano Flows group will be removed and you will have to find a job. At this point you may look at your CV and panic that it is rather sparse (let's be honest, no one cares too much...
Read moreAnirudh Singh Rana and Mykyta Chubynsky have begun postdoctoral positions Warwick, where they will be based in the Mathematics Institute. Duncan and James are looking forward to working with Anirudh, who will be developing models for evaporation...
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