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Charles Meneveau recipient of the 2024 George K. Batchelor Prize, presents his lecture: 'Turbulence, Macro-Vortices, and reduced flow models for wind energy applications' at the 100th Anniversary of #ICTAM2024 ICTAM2024 in Daejeon, Korea #JFM #flow #BatchelorPrize

Work from Monica Olvera de la Cruz led by Nick Pogharian and with Petia Vlahovska explores the effects of normal and lateral fields on membrane mechanical properties. Membrane tension and bending rigidity decrease under normal fields and increase under lateral fields. go.acs.org/aYz

Symposium celebrating Dennis Discher's 60th is on today. His continuing legacy is one of high impact interdisciplinary science and great mentorship. It's a privilege to have such colleagues. Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Penn Penn Engineering Penn Bioengineering

Want to highlight again - JHU Biophysics is searching for a computation/theory person. I think JHU is a great environment, and the department is quite supportive of new faculty and friendly - I highly encourage people to apply, and please contact me if you have questions.

Honored to receive this recognition and looking forward to contributing more to Physical Review Fluids APS Division of Fluid Dynamics and the fluid mechanics community in general

Welcome to The Many Faces of Active Mechanics (#activesolids-c24) conference at #KITP! Learn more at: kitp.ucsb.edu/activities/act… Stay tuned for recorded talks at: online.kitp.ucsb.edu/online/actives…

Huge congrats to Michael Graham for his Bingham Medal lecture from the Society of Rheology. #SoR2024 His talk highlighted the vast impact he has had on fluid mechanics, rheology, and computational methods development. The Society of Rheology

Howard Stone, a leading engineering scholar and pioneer in fluid dynamics research, has been named University Professor, Princeton’s highest honor for faculty. bit.ly/3UCpLJ5

DSOFT congratulates Prof. Andrea Liu, recipient of the 2025 American Physical Society @ApsGsnp Leo P. Kadanoff Prize, recognized for "broad contributions to the statistical mechanics of disordered systems and biological matter, including the theory of jamming." CONGRATULATIONS!!

We're delighted to announce the 2024 Soft Matter lectureship has been awarded to Prof Sujit Datta (Datta Lab) Find out more about Sujit on our blog - blogs.rsc.org/sm/2024/10/23/… Read work from Sujit & previous winners for free until 30 Nov! - pubs.rsc.org/en/journals/ar…

It’s a beautiful day at KITP!

Announcing the 2025 Tel Aviv University International Prize in Biophysics - $50,000 to young researcher(s) under the age of 45 for exceptional achievements and contributions to biophysics - Nomination deadline: December 31, 2024 Tel Aviv University english.tau.ac.il/TAU_biophysics

Just had a bang! mrsec.uchicago.edu/educational-ou… kuddos for Sid, Heinrich, and team! kids loved it! Never thought physics could be so much fun. Thank you for sharing your passion!

VOLUME 1000!! cup.org/3VIXOj4 Together with the usual latest research, Volume 1000 includes special Editorials and Focus on Fluids articles. 📸 includes graphical abstracts of Volume 1000 F1 – F10 and background image from Sunil et al. doi: 10.1017/jfm.2021.894

Will be fantastic Meeting!

The Society of Rheology is sad to announce the passage of 1994 Bingham Medalist Professor Andreas Acrivos. Prof. Acrivos and his numerous students and colleagues have made impactful and lasting contributions to rheology theory and practice.

My paper on fluctuating GUVs is now out at Nature Physics Thx to BauschLab Petia Vlahovska Hammad Faizi Gerhard Dmitry and Layne Frechette Find out more on bsky soon ;-) nature.com/articles/s4156…

Check out new work by Jordan in collaboration with Aaron Dinner and Petia Vlahovska ! arxiv.org/abs/2503.24120 We consider minimal protocels under non-equilibrium growth conditions and extract low (2) dimensional rules to describe their shapes.