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    15

    Bud Homsy: Some Interfacial Flow Problems

    McCormick-Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics

    10:00 AM Hive Classroom, Ford Motor Company Engineering Design Center

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    Title: Some Interfacial Flow Problems

    Speaker: Bud Homsy, U. Washington

    Abstract: Homsy will discuss his work on interfacial flows that was inspired by and influenced by Stephen H. Davis, including interfacial instabilities in the presence of chemical reactions (reactive viscous fingering); flows driven by interfacial electrical stresses (electrospraying, chaotic advection); and problems involving contact line dynamics (evaporation over rough surfaces and coating over topography).

    Special Note: This talk is part of the The Inaugural Stephen H. Davis Symposium

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    TIME Tuesday, October 15, 2019 at 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

    LOCATION Hive Classroom, Ford Motor Company Engineering Design Center    map it

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    CONTACT Samantha Jahjah    samantha.jahjah@northwestern.edu EMAIL

    CALENDAR McCormick-Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics