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Using science to explain the everyday world, Brown researchers from Professor Roberto Zenit's lab used the physics of a special unreturnable shot in squash to further the science behind shock-dampening technologies of mechanical systems. brown.edu/news/2025-06-12/ni…
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A new paper, by Professor Roberto Zenit (@ZenitLab), has been published in the latest issue of @APSphysics Reviews of Modern Physics. Read more: journals.aps.org/rmp/abstrac…
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We know that cuts to federal science agencies are creating hardships for our members. That’s why we’re offering no-cost membership renewal for current members impacted. It’s just one of our efforts to support the #physics community.
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Explore the mesmerizing world of #FluidDynamics with @fyfluiddynamicson on high-speed photography, like the “Milk-Drop Coronet.” Modern recreations by @BrownUniversity students from Roberto Zenit's lab, highlight the beauty of #droplet impacts.
@PhDVoice @PostdocVoice
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Please submit your abstract or register before 8:00 a.m., Wednesday, June 19th.
For the soundbites, all topics on active research are welcome, at any stage of maturity.
This meeting is possible thanks to the generous support of @brownengin, @brown_physics, and @ApsDsoft.
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Jay Tang and I are hosting the next installment of New England Complex Fluids workshop @BrownUniversity Friday 6/21. Please consider attending and presenting a soundbite!
More info: complexfluids.org/necf/index…
Registration in advance is required (free).
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Using the scientific principles behind fluid mechanics, students in a School of Engineering course produced stunning imagery brought to life via high-speed photography. @brownengin
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Thanks to @rhewoldt and @ZenitLab for inspiration 😊 and thanks to co-authors Arnold Mathijssen @AJTM_M, @Vivek Prakash @Viveknprakash and Maciej Lisicki 🎂 journals.aps.org/rmp/abstrac…
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See this incredible artwork and more tonight at the Art Fluids Exhibition in BH Lobby from 4-6 p.m.! 🎨brown.edu/news/2024-05-07/fl…
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Check out @PhysicsToday's article highlighting @ZenitLab's ENGN 0350/1350 Art Fluid Engineering course.👓pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/ar…
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Brown Engineering Professors Zenit (@ZenitLab) and Zaslavsky are among a handful of volunteers from the @BrownUniversity community who volunteer their time to support students from various Providence public schools. brown.edu/academics/college/…
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Team HYDROELASTIC 📳☔️
Collab w @NUWCNewport support from @USNavyResearch
And here both Video and Poster Gallery of Fluid Motion winners #APSDFD2023 see all entries at gfm.aps.org/ @APSphysics
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Activity of Prof. López-Aguilar at #APSDFD2023 having a nice chat with Prof. Roberto Zenit @ZenitLab @DIQ_FQ_UNAM @UNAM_MX
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Come check out the APS booth and grab a duck and goodies! Enjoy the conference! #apsdfd #prfluids #rubberducks
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On behalf of the #APSDFD Executive Committee, Tim Colonius, @zenitlab, and I are organizing a new webinar series about the importance of fluid dynamics on societal matters. Join us for the first event on Nov 1 about “Fluid Dynamics for Human Health”. #APSWebinar @APSphysics
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We are honored to have Dr Roberto Zenit, from
@ZenitLab of @BrownUniversity to give us a seminar on 12th Sep (Tue). Please come and join us! #TUATGIRSeminar
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Britain's free-to-air public broadcasting network @ITV
talked with Ph.D. candidate @MRavisankar_ on how
@ZenitLab's bubble dynamics research could unlock the mysteries of the ocean. itv.com/watch/news/researche…
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Why do champagne bubbles go straight up?
The answer could help us unlock the mysteries of the deep ocean.
My report for @itvnews News at Ten last night.
itv.com/watch/news/researche…
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Why do Champagne bubbles stream to the top? This Brown scientist found out. trib.al/D0yGtoq
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Understanding these bubble flows may also help better explain ocean seeps, when methane and carbon dioxide emerge from the bottom of the ocean. trib.al/e2C6fSK

























