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Jun Zhang: Associate Professor, works on various
fluid problems that are motivated from biology or geophysics. He also works on problems that are related to pattern
formation, friction and biolocomotion. He is currently the co-director of
the Applied Mathematics Laboratory (AML) at the Courant Institute |
Lab members in year 2005: |
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The lab members in 2005. The lab is
booming now! Here is a list of names, from left to right: Kathleen Mareck (under), Bin Liu (grad), Jin-qiang Zhong (grad), Tom Bringley (grad), Erica Kim (under),
Steve Childress (fac), Mike Shelley (fac), Lionel Rosellini (grad), Jun Zhang (fac), Gonzague de la Hautire (under), Karishma Parikh (under) and Sunny Jung (postd).
zhang {at} physics.nyu.edu |
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Collaborators:
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on name to go to individual home pages) |
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Stephen
Childress |
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Albert Libchaber |
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Michael Shelley |
Alumni: |
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Sunny
Jung: Postdoctoral Fellow (2005-2007), who studies the dynamics of free boundaries in unsteady fluids, and the swimming of C. elegans.
email: sunnyjsh {at} cims.nyu.edu |
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Jin-Qiang
Zhong: Graduate student (2003-2006), who studies the dynamics of free boundaries subject to thermal
convective fluids, and the implication in geophysics (continental drift). He got his B.S.
degree from Fudan University.
email: jz366 {at} nyu.edu |
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Bin
Liu: Graduate student (2004-2006) who studies how a cluster of freely-moving objects affects high Rayleigh number thermal
convection. He got his B.S. degree from Fudan University.
email: bl413 {at} nyu.edu |
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Lorraine H. Robinson: Undergraduate
student, Physics, NYU, Lab assistant/web designer.
email: lorr {at} nyu.edu |
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Lionel Rosellini:visiting
research fellow (2005), working on flapping flight.
email: lionel.rosellini {at} polytechnique.org |
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Nicolas Vandenberghe: Postdoct
fellow (2002-2004), working in the Applied Math lab at Courant, who works on the dynamics of flags, flapping of wings that leads
to forward flight.
email: vandenbe {at} cims.nyu.edu |
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Adam R. Cone: Undergraduate student (2003-2004) who works on thin jets on a 2D fluid
substrate, he is now doing his Ph.D at UCLA.
email: arc239 {at} nyu.edu |
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Jonathan Kamler: A high school student from Queens at
the time when he worked in the lab (2002). He tried to create a siphon of soap film that is open to the atmosphere.
Now he's at Harvard studying physics. |
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Julien Psaute: Undergraduate student (2003) from Ecole Polytechnique in Paris.
He continued with the effort in building a fluid siphon and he made it work reliably.
email: julien {at} psaute.com |
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