After being selected for the APS March Meeting 2012 held in Boston, our picture of foam/soap bubbles is now shared around the world. Credits D.Terwagne.
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Soft Matter at Phys.org- Bubble mattress reduces drag in fluidic chip 14 May 2013
- The nanostructure of edible fats 26 April 2013
- Basic science in evaporating droplets 18 April 2013
- Researchers measure Brazil nut effect in reduced gravity 9 April 2013
- Engineers explain physics of fluids some 100 years after original discovery 22 March 2013
- Breaking down the bubbly: Micromodels redefine how bubbles characterize CO2 gas flow 21 March 2013
- Ketchup turns somersaults: Scientists develop a numerical model of complex fluids 7 March 2013
- Gap geometry grasped: New algorithm could help understand structure of liquids, how they flow through porous media 1 February 2013
- Soft Lego built in the computer 17 January 2013
- Liquid jets and bouncing balls combine for surprising results 3 January 2013
- Phys. Rev. E
- Sensitivity to perturbations and quantum phase transitions
- Observations of three-dimensional Richtmyer-Meshkov instability on a membraneless gas bubble
- Thermal equilibrium in Einstein's elevator
- Asymmetric drag in oscillatory motion: Ratchet effect without an asymmetric potential
- Interacting nonequilibrium systems with two temperatures
- Global attractors and extinction dynamics of cyclically competing species
- Stochastic sensitivity analysis of the noise-induced excitability in a model of a hair bundle
- Cracking condition of cohesionless porous materials in drying processes
- Synchronization properties of self-sustained mechanical oscillators
- Complex dynamics in nanosystems
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