OIST Surfing Acetone Droplets now a highlight by the Editor of Physics of Fluids!

Dr. Stoffel Janssens - from the Mathematical Soft Matter Unit - story about about acetone droplets floating on water thanks to the Leidenfrost Effect is now an Editor's pick by the Editor of Physics of Fluids!

It was already featured in AIP Publishing Highlights of the week following the publication in the journal Physics of Fluids

You can find more details in the full highlight here.

Date:

14 April 2017

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In the Media

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