Ruth A. Lambert

An experimental study on stationary history effects in high-frequency Stokes flows

We report results of a series of detailed experiments designed to unveil the dynamics of a particle of radius

The role of elastic flap deformation on fluid mixing in a microchannel

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Solidification of a supercooled liquid in stagnation-point flow

moving in high-frequency, low-Reynolds-number oscillatory flow. The fundamental parameters in the problem are the Strouhal (

Au/PPy Actuators for Active Micromixing and Mass Transport Enhancement

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Linear stability analysis of the solidification of a supercooled liquid in a half-space

) and the particle Reynolds numbers (

Motion of a Circular Particle in Wall Driven Flow at Low Reynolds Numbers

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Active suspensions in thin films: Nutrient uptake and swimmer motion

), as well as the fluid-to-particle density ratio

Parametric study of multi-splat solidification/remelting including contact resistance effects

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Rapid macromolecular synthesis in a microfluidic channel with an oscillating flap

. The experiments were designed to cover a range of

Micromixing and flow manipulation with polymer microactuators

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