ULiège GRASP researchers are demonstrating how to trigger a transition from one state to another, either by rearranging the crystal or by controlling its growth.
This award is given for his research in the field of granular materials under reduced gravity, a crucial subject for the next Artemis missions to the moon
Our paper, about an improved Schlieren method for measuring the elevation of fluid-fluid interfaces, is available in Experiments in Fluids : https://rdcu.be/cSIMp
Prof. Vandewalle gave a plenary talk about « Droplets on fibers : from harvesting water to microfluidics applications » at the Fiber Society Spring Conference 2022 in Leuven.
Prof. Scott Russel WAITUKAITIS (Institute of Science and Technology, Austria) will give a seminar entitled "From rabbits to planets: the enduring mystery of contact electrification" (April 25-29, 2022).
Benjamin Apffel (ESPCI, Paris) will give a presentation entitled "Wave propagation in time-varying media: from frequency conversion to inverted buoyancy" in the next GRASP seminar on 21 March 2022 at 9.00 in room 3/14 (B5a).
The results of the numerical simulations of cohesive granular materials developed in the GRASP lab (by Nicolas Preud'homme, Geoffroy Lumay, Nicolas Vandewalle et Eric Opsomer) have just been published in Physical Review E.
Salvatore Pillitteri will defend his doctoral dissertation on 17 December 2021 at 2.00 pm in room 02, building B37.
On December 1st 2021, the PowderReg project (Interreg VA Grande Région) ended with a symposium with all the partners of the project in a unique site, the Abbaye des Prémontrés in Pont-à-Mousson (France).
Nicolas Preud’homme, a researcher from the GRASP lab, participated in the P&G conference to present a poster for his work on the effect of grain shape on the flow of granular materials. He just won the Best Poster Video Prize of the conference.
In our last paper to appear in Soft Matter, we evidence the subtle capillary interactions between floating objects along liquid interfaces.
