currently postdoc at @UNC. PhD from @ClemsonUniv. Research areas include dynamics and pattern formation at deformable interfaces.
Joined August 2011
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I recently co-authored an Annual Review article on the capillary driven phenomena of soft solids. Hopefully this provides a useful gateway to this interesting field with broad applications in engineering and biology.
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Thanks for the feature! Great results with @saifulitamim and @PhysMathLab.
While experimenting with waves, researchers discovered that vibrating a container of liquid would cause bubble to "gallop" across its surface newscientist.com/article/247…
Really happy to be a part of this awesome team effort!! @PhysMathLab
Latest news from @PhysMathLab! Our work on ''Galloping Bubbles'' are out!
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🚨 Minimal quantization model in Pilot-Wave Hydrodynamics 🚨
We identify and analytically approximate the spatio-temporal nonlocal forces responsible for the orbital quantization of walking droplets.
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🚨 Anderson Localization of Walking Droplets 🚨
We demonstrate that walking droplets over random submerged topography can spontaneously localize like a wave, similar to quantum particles in disordered media.
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Bangladesh mourns some 200 deaths as student protests wind down and thousands are arrested apnews.com/article/banglades…
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We had lots of fun representing @PhysMathLab with @Jamesguan1990, @saifulitamim, at @UNC's annual Science Expo. @UNCResearch @uncchmath
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Check out my Gallery entry!
V0033: Absence of Diffusion in Walking Droplets youtu.be/cGD1MX1PkHg?feature… via @YouTube
Find out how spontaneous self propulsion comes in many shapes at @APSMeetings on Tuesday at 10am.
I am at #apsmarch @APSMeetings. I will be presenting my "Travelling Faraday Waves", just before @saifulitamim presents our work on "Galloping Bubbles". Come check us out at 10am on Tuesday in F103!
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Big things have small beginnings - What is it about bubbles that make them so interesting? Here is a little tribute video I made with the help of stock videos and some creative writing. Enjoy.
Glad to see our "universal corners" featured in this collection of fascinating fluid dynamics research, thanks to @PhysRevFluids.
Reflecting on another great year of fluids research. In our 2023 #YearInReview, we celebrate groundbreaking research, stellar collaborations, and the unwavering passion of our community. #fluiddynamics
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Very happy that this fun collaboration with colleagues at @ClemsonUniv and DTU finally got published.
PRFluids Editors' Suggestion: When water hits your kitchen sink, it can form a hydraulic jump. Here, @saifulitamim et al. show how these circular jumps can form beautiful polygons with strikingly universal corners.
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#FluidDynamics #HydraulicJump
brilliant work as usual by @CTGabbard
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Great work from my new colleagues @PhysMathLab @UNC
Run, Faraday, Run!
Check out our entry to the 2022 APS DFD Gallery of Fluid Motion! @PhysMathLab @UNC
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Dear friend @debanjanmukh and his family lost their home in #MarshallFire #coloradofire. He is a colleague at @CUEngineering. Please #donate, RT and amplify the message. Your support would mean a lot to them.
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I will be presenting my work on viscoelastic drop dynamics at #APSDFD on Tuesday morning session Q18:Drops: Complex Fluids. Come and check it out! meetings.aps.org/Meeting/DFD…
Congratulations to Dr. Bostwick. Very well deserved.
Please help us congratulate Joshua Bostwick! Bostwick, an associate professor of mechanical engineering, is the college's Junior Faculty Researcher of the Year.
#TopFaculty2021 #Clemson
Our work on the dynamics of a soft viscoelastic drop has been published in Nature Microgravity. This is part of a special issue honoring the memory of Prof. Paul Steen (1952-2020).
nature.com/articles/s41526-0…