A review cannot do justice to other people’s work, but at least it can highlight the importance of some very profound studies. Joshua A. Dijksman — Frontiers in Physics 7 (2019) 10.3389/fphy.2019.00198
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Oops
Sometimes we want no-slip boundary conditions, but this is a bit too much.
Enlightening force chains: a review of photoelasticimetry in granular matter
Hopefully this will be the go-to article for everyone who wants to know more about photoelastic granular materials research. Aghil Abed Zadeh, Jonathan Barés, Theodore A. Brzinski, Karen E. Daniels, Joshua Dijksman, Nicolas Docquier, Henry O. Everitt, Jonathan E. Kollmer, Olivier Lantsoght, Dong Wang, Marcel Workamp, Yiqiu Zhao, et al. — Granular Matter 21 (2019)Continue reading “Enlightening force chains: a review of photoelasticimetry in granular matter”
Introductory Thermodynamics PCC21802
Another round of Introductory Thermodynamics classes. The subject remains as interesting as ever.
Rheology School Symposium
Peter Fisher from ETH giving a talk at the WUR Rheology School symposium.
Available for outreach lectures
You can now hire Joshua to give lectures on breakfast materials science via Kennis Op Straat. He will tailor the lectures on the audience (10+).
Caliper kick-off
The Caliper project had its first meeting in Amsterdam!
Naval Postgraduate School Visit
Visiting the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California and Abe Clark in particular was huge success. Thanks Neil Causley and Marc Brassard for making this fun as well. And of course thanks Kim for the cookies!
Thermal Marangoni-driven dynamics of spinning liquid films
Joshua A. Dijksman, Shomeek Mukhopadhyay, Robert P. Behringer, Thomas P. Witelski — Physical Review Fluids 4 (2019) 10.1103/physrevfluids.4.084103
Knowledge percolating through the mind…
Met a lot of old friends and new people at the Networking conference in Dresden.
MultiPhase Matters 