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Unmasking Contact-line Mobility for Inertial Spreading using Drop Vibration

on 21 April 2017

Principal Investigator: Dr. Paul Steen
Affiliation: Cornell University
This project is focused on the study of the behavior of drops pinned on a vibrating surface. The investigators hope to develop a theory to predict conditions for how and when the drops oscillate, while conducting experiments to verify the theoretical model in microgravity conditions. Results from this work can potentially be applied to medical, agricultural, manufacturing, and other industrial processes.

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