We are a computational physics research group based at the Department of Physics at Durham University. Our research focuses on understanding complex fluid dynamics phenomena through advanced computational methods.
| Project | Description | Technologies | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🌊 Bubble Dynamics | Worthington jet formation from bursting bubbles | Basilisk C, MPI |  |
| 💧 Droplet Physics | Non-Newtonian droplet impact phenomena | OpenFOAM, Python | |
| 🔄 Viscoelastic Flows | Complex fluid behavior in confined geometries | Basilisk C, Julia |  |
| ⚡ Singularity Formation | Soft matter singularities and breakup | C++, MATLAB |  |
Click to expand recent publications
- Worthington jet dynamics in bubble bursting - Journal of Fluid Mechanics (2024)
- Non-Newtonian effects in droplet impact - Physical Review Fluids (2024)
- Singularity formation in viscoelastic fluids - Soft Matter (2023)
We believe in open and reproducible science. All our computational tools and datasets are openly available to the research community.
- 🎓 PhD/Postdoc Positions: Check our opportunities page
- 🤝 Research Collaborations: Contact us for potential collaborations
- 💻 Code Contributions: See our repositories and contribution guidelines
- 📚 Use Our Tools: All our software is open-source and documented
