Recent Red Lotus Project Presentations
Driving flow through microfluidic channels
Hiroyuki Miyoshi (Imperial College London) presents new analytical solutions for flow in ridged microchannels with partial wetting, generalizing those of Philip (1972).
Based on the journal article:
Miyoshi, H., Rodriguez-Broadbent, H., Curran, A. et al. Longitudinal flow in superhydrophobic channels with partially invaded grooves. J Eng Math 137, 3 (2022).
Driving flow through microfluidic channels
Hiroyuki Miyoshi (Imperial College London)
Hiroyuki Miyoshi (Imperial College London) presents new analytical solutions for flow in ridged microchannels with partial wetting, generalizing those of Philip (1972).
Based on the journal article:
Miyoshi, H., Rodriguez-Broadbent, H., Curran, A. et al. Longitudinal flow in superhydrophobic channels with partially invaded grooves. J Eng Math 137, 3 (2022).
Shear-driven failure of liquid-infused surfaces
Henry Rodriguez-Broadbent (Imperial College London)
Henry Rodriguez-Broadbent (Imperial College London) presents new analytical solutions for two-phase flow in a liquid-infused surface, using these to investigate shear-driven failure.
Presentations by External Speakers
Modelling the interaction between flows and complex surfaces
Fluid Dynamics Seminar, Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London. Prof. Servin Bagheri, KTH, December 11, 2020
Modelling the interaction between flows and complex surfaces
Prof. Servin Bagheri (KTH)
Fluid Dynamics Seminar, Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London. Prof. Servin Bagheri, KTH, December 11, 2020
Free Surface Nanoflows
Dr James Sprittles (University of Warwick)
Fluid Dynamics Seminar, Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London. Dr James Sprittles, Mathematics Institute, University of Warwick. November 6, 2020.
