Research Profile
We are a team of researchers interested in how fluids flow in presence of an interface or free surface, such as in droplets or thin films. By combining theory, experiments and numerics we address fundamental fluid physics problems that find their application in biology, health or industry. We study different types of liquids, ranging from water to liquid metals to biofluids such as bacterial suspensions. To give a few examples; we exploit interfacial flows for the precise patterning of biopolymers, study how microorganisms manipulate interfacial flows to promote their own dispersal and how liquid metal droplets fragment under the influence of laser-pulse impact.
Meet some of our Researchers
Recent Publications
Our most recent peer reviewed publications
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Mass Partitioning in Fragmenting Tin Sheets
Physical Review Applied (2023) -
Correction
Soft Matter (2023) -
Steering self-organisation through confinement
Soft Matter (2023) -
Evaporation-driven liquid flow in sessile droplets
Soft Matter (2022) -
Speed of fragments ejected by an expanding liquid tin sheet
Physical Review Fluids (2022)
Contact
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Visiting address
Joshua KalloeBuilding Cascade 2.20EindhovenNetherlandsrvandervelde@ verboom.net -
Postal address
Feline van het HeerenveenP.O. Box 5135600 MB EindhovenNetherlandslorenzo10@ debruyn.com -
TeamleadMick RuttenWipstrikdreef4815CJ Ansenh.gelderblom@ tue.nl