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An interferometry method for confined 2D binary droplets in a humidity-controlled environment enables high-res measurement of drying kinetics and internal concentration fields to characterize drying and transport in complex fluids. Editors' suggestion: go.aps.org/4unsCpq

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Kari Perry’s article on our winning 2024 Gallery of Fluid Motion Milton van Dyke Award poster has just been published in PRF! Congrats Kari 🎉 Out now 👉 journals.aps.org/prfluids/abstr…

How do particles at fluid interfaces affect mass transfer? Our new Fick–Jacobs diffusion model shows hindrance happens only at short times. Excited this is now in Phys Rev Fluids! Congrats Timo van Overveld & @ValeriaGarbin 🔗 journals.aps.org/prfluids/abstr…

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Join us on Nov 22 at the APS DFD Meeting (Houston, TX) for a special tribute: the Andreas Acrivos Memorial Symposium & Bud Homsy Memorial Symposium. Celebrate the legacies of two giants who shaped modern fluid dynamics. schedule.aps.org/dfd/2025/sched…

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78th Annual Meeting of the APS DFD to Houston, TX Public Lecture: Sat Nov 22 @ 7:30 PM – Room 320A “Science & the State: Navigating U.S. Research Policy” w/ Dr. Kenneth Evans (Rice University) No preregistration needed! schedule.aps.org/dfd/2025/event… #SciencePolicy

Congratulations to @Lorenzo Gavassino on receiving the 2026 George E. Valley Jr. Prize from the American Physical Society! His groundbreaking work in relativistic fluid dynamics is pushing the boundaries of modern physics. Read more: lnkd.in/gPZ4gEsX

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Colloidal particles at fluid interfaces may strongly hinder or barely affect mass transfer. Using the Fick-Jacobs equation, a new Letter shows that hindrance occurs mainly at short times from reduced cross-section, giving a simple predictive criterion. go.aps.org/4hTKEJR

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Turbulence drives heterogeneous particle adhesion in channel flows, with adhesion strength rising at higher temperatures. DNS show that deposition depends on particle inertia and is shaped by turbulent structures. Read the PRFluids Editors’ suggestion: go.aps.org/4hjW6OK

A two-sphere microswimmer made of responsive hydrogels can move through viscous fluids by swelling and deswelling in response to chemical waves. A model shows how swimming speed depends on the asymmetry of the gel spheres, enabling chemoresponsive motion. go.aps.org/4nDwdf4

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Do ice stalagmites grow only vertically? Not always! Temperature and flow rate shape their form, creating star-like structures. Heat diffusion at the tip controls whether growth is purely vertical or also lateral. Read the PRFluids Editors' suggestion: go.aps.org/4nGb8AH