An interdisciplinary collaboration working on studying nonlinear phenomena in fluids, solids and everything in-between! Based out of @UoMPhysics.
The University of Manchester
Joined August 2023
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Here's a short introduction to the MCND Lab, and the interesting problems that inspire us. youtu.be/Dn5DvAuEWwU?si=ZO9W…
🚨Paper Alert!🚨
Our latest work from Tymoteusz Miara, Dr. Christian Vaquero-Stainer, Dr. Draga Pihler-Puzović, Prof. Anne Juel & Prof. Matthias Heil on the sedimenting dynamics of inertia-less U-shaped disks is now published in @CommsPhys.
Check it out: link.springer.com/10.1038/s4…
🌟Congratulations to @AntonyAntonyRa4 for the
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Thanks @BrumleyLab, for their continued and inspiring collaboration.
Congratulations to PhD student Antony Selvan, who won the Best Student Paper Prize at the 2024 Mathematical Biology Special Interest Group (MBSIG) workshop. @ANZIAMnews @MelbMathBio @SciMelb @UniMelb. Thanks to our great collaborators at @MCNDLab!
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Congratulations to Antony for the first paper from his PhD. This work, published in @PhysRevFluids, employs a point torque (or “rotlet”) model to capture the time-averaged ciliary flow above a planar rigid wall. @UniMelb @SciMelb @MelbMathBio @MCNDLab
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As we prepare for @APSphysics DFD in Washington, here are some sneak peaks into the exciting stuff you can expect from us next week!
Prof. Anne Juel will be giving a talk on Using surface charge to control slip of yield-stress fluids at solid surfaces at the session L37 (Room 203AB) at 9:18 am on Monday.
🚨Paper Alert!!🚨
Please checkout our latest publication on swelling induced patterning in soft microchannels.
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Our second weekly research showcase featured our newest member, Lewis Melvin. He presented the work he did before starting his PhD on micro-swimmers that use phoretic micro-fluidic reactions.
In our first weekly research showcase of the academic year, we have Valeria Ciccone, a 2nd year PhD student at our group presenting her progress on studying the clogging of soft capsules in order to model Sickle Cell Disease.
It has been an exciting summer here at the MCND. As we wind up into the next academic year, here is a thread of highlights from this summer........ (1/13)
Exciting publications from us this summer:
1) Axisymmetric gas--liquid displacement flow under a confined elastic slab journals.aps.org/prfluids/ab…
2) Material nonlinearities yield doubly negative holey metamaterials sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
(12/13)
3) Propagation of air fingers into an elastorigid Y-bifurcation journals.aps.org/prfluids/ab…
4) Robust fabrication of ultra-soft tunable PDMS microcapsules as a biomimetic model for red blood cells pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti… as well as the cover for the Soft Matter Vol 19 Is. 28 (13/13)
