A study conducted by researchers at the GRASP Lab at the University of Liège reveals the impact that a dry or wet substrate can have on the shape of bubbles immersed in an electric field.
Researchers at the ULliège GRASP Lab have uncovered swimming strategies of organisms at levels that have not yet been studied but which could lead to new applications.
Sébastien Mawet's first article about bubbles and electricity has just been published in Physical Review Fluids.
Ass. Prof. Christophe Raufaste (Université Côte d’Azur, Nice) will give the inaugural lesson entitled "Films, bubbles and foam" on Monday April 19th from 15h30 to 17h30. Zoom link available on demand (contact Charlotte Marique : c.marique@uliege.be).
The FNRS contact group Mécamolle (Mécanique de la matière molle) will meet online on April 19th with the participation of Professor Christophe Raufaste (Université Côte d’Azur, Nice).
Joséphine Van Hulle's first article has been published in Physical Review Fluids in February 2021.
Latest ESA results have just been published in "Physical Review Letters".
As part of the Printemps des Sciences in Liège, PhD student Salvatore Pillitteri will take part in the science dissemination contest Ma Thèse en 180 secondes on 23 March 2021 14.00-16.00.
For the next GRASP seminar, taking place on Tuesday the 26th of January at 9 AM, we are pleased to welcome professor Christian Wagner (Saarland University). His talk is entitled "3D-Tomography of Blood Flow" and will be held on ZOOM.
A publication in Soft Matter.
Salvatore Pillitteri took part in the virtual Powders & Grains conference on July 5th, 2021. He presented his research in a talk entitled "Forced segregation in binary granular mixtures".
Nicolas Vandewalle took part in the virtual meeting EUFOAM 2020 on July 6th-9th, 2020. Nicolas Vandewalle talked about PowderReg PhD student Salvatore Pillitteri's research.
