Welcome to the Physics of Fluids group
A chair which belongs to the Faculty of Science and Technology at the University of Twente cooperating in the TechMed Research Institute and is part of the Max Planck - University of Twente Center for Complex Fluid Dynamics and the Twente Centre for Scientific Computing.
Full-time |
Part-time |
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| Prof. Dr. Detlef Lohse Chair holder |
Dr. Martin van der Hoef Numerical simulation of particulate two-phase flow |
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| Prof. Dr. Devaraj van der Meer Physics of granular matter and interstitial fluids |
Prof. Dr. Ir. Chris de Korte Medical ultrasound imaging |
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| Prof. Dr. Jacco Snoeijer Capillary flows and elasticity |
Prof. Dr. Marjolein van der Linden |
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| Prof. Dr. Michel Versluis Physical and medical acoustics |
Prof. Dr. Andrea Prosperetti Berkhoff professor |
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| Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alvaro Marin Confined soft matter |
Prof. Dr. Chao Sun Turbulence and multiphase flow |
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| Assoc. Prof. Dr. Richard Stevens Numerical simulations of turbulence |
Prof. Dr. Roberto Verzicco Direct numerical simulations of turbulence |
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| Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sander Huisman Multiphase flows |
Prof. Dr. Xuehua Zhang Surface and colloidal science and engineering |
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| Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dominik Krug Turbulence boundary layers and multiphase flow |
Professors Emeriti |
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| Assoc. Prof. Dr. Corinna Maaß Active Soft Matter |
Prof. Dr. Ir. Leen van Wijngaarden Multiphase flow, acoustics, gravity waves |
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| Assis. Prof. Dr. Guillaume Lajoinie Microscale flow, phase-change, and acoustics |
Prof. Dr. Frits Dijksman Innovative biomedical applications of inkjet technology |
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Our group is studying various flow phenomena, in particular those related with bubbles. We use both experimental, theoretical, and numerical techniques. Our main research areas are:
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