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NewsWatching Water Droplets Merge on the International Space Stationby American Institute of PhysicsThe experiment was designed to test the Davis-Hockings model of droplet simulation
NewsFractured Artificial Rock Helps Crack a 54-Year-Old Mysteryby Princeton UniversityResearchers solve puzzle about why certain fluids slow down under pressure when flowing through porous materials
NewsWhy Does Food Stick to Nonstick Frying Pans?by American Institute of PhysicsResearch by scientists at the Czech Academy of Sciences shows convection may be to blame for our stuck-on food
NewsEffectiveness of Cloth Masks Depends on Type of Coveringby American Institute of PhysicsBy tracking the motion of a cough over successive images, a team of scientists was able to estimate velocity and spread of the expelled droplets
NewsDiscovery Will Allow More Sophisticated Work at Nanoscaleby University of HoustonNew method of fluid gating has implications for drug delivery, power generation, and other uses
NewsCOVID-19: Is 6 Feet Enough Social Distance on a Windy Day?by Rachel MuenzRecent research suggests people may want to allow more space during windy conditions
NewsScientists Develop Gentle, Microscopic Hands to Study Tiny, Soft Materialsby University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignNew studies show how scientists have honed a technique for handling tiny, soft particles using precisely controlled fluid flows that act as gentle microscopic hands
NewsResearchers Solve Mystery of How Gas Bubbles Form in Liquidby Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyFindings show how to make confined bubbles develop uniformly, instead of in their usual scattershot way