Opportunity Description

Multiple research options on experimental multiphase flow are available all year round unless notified otherwise.

We mainly use high speed imaging to study the dynamics when a droplet impacts on a surface. We look at the bouncing, merging behaviors of the droplet and in some cases, reaction of the droplet to form complex structures. We then try to understand the underlying physics mechanism in controlling those dynamics. These understanding will guide the design of 3D printing systems or biomedical applications. We also have other projects on microfluidics.

For more details of the range of projects in the lab, please check out our website:
https://tanglab.sites.northeastern.edu/

Undergraduate researchers will work with teams of graduate and undergraduate students to gain hands on experience while learn how to approach scientific problems. Students meet with the advisor weekly to solve problems that came up and make appropriate plans to ensure productive progress.

Workstudy and directed study can be further discussed if interested. Application to research awards are encouraged. Publication in scientific journals and presentation at conferences are encouraged.

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Duration

prefer long term (>=1 year)

Lab

Multiphase Transport Research Lab