Complex Fluids
Fascinating rheological properties like shear thickening/thinning and anisotropic viscosity arise from underlying structure in complex fluids. We develop and use techniques to simultaneously analyze emergent, large-scale properties and image particle-level positions and stresses in such suspensions.
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Shear thickening paper selected as PRL Editor's Suggestion!
Our shear thickening paper that settles a decades-long debate in suspension rheology has been selected as PRL Editor's Suggestion.
Hydrodynamic and Contact Contributions to Continuous Shear Thickening in Colloidal Suspensions
Shear Thickening in Suspensions
We introduced an experiment to solve the mystry of how Oobleck works.
Supercooled liquids and polyamorphism
A low-temperature amorphous phase in a fragile glass-forming substance
Facts and speculation concerning low-temperature polymorphism in glass formers
Two fluid drop snap-off problem: Experiments and theory
Using selective withdrawal to coat microparticles
Testing for scaling behavior dependence on geometrical and fluid parameters in the two fluid drop snap-off problem
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