Alexis Kaminski

Assistant professor

University of California, Berkeley

United States

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Dr. Alexis Kaminski is an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, United States. His research areas include fluid dynamics, biogeochemical processes in marine environments, and turbulence, focusing on the mixing and transport phenomena of scalars in stratified shear flows. Recent publications highlight his work on particle sedimentation, plastic pollution transport, and the dynamics of stratified instabilities.

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T. S. van den Bremer

Delft University of Technology

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Queen's University

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University of Alberta

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Influence of stratified shear instabilities on particle sedimentation in three-dimensional simulations with application to marine carbon dioxide removal

Fluxes and mixing of reacting biogeochemical scalars in a stratified shear layer

Multiscale mixing variability on the inner shelf

Turbulence and mixing from neighbouring stratified shear layers

Fluid dynamics challenges in predicting plastic pollution transport in the ocean: A perspective

The effects of boundary proximity on Kelvin–Helmholtz instability and turbulence

Dynamics of asymmetric stratified shear instabilities

The butterfly effect and the transition to turbulence in a stratified shear layer

Shear instabilities and stratified turbulence in an estuarine fluid mud

Parameterizing eddy transport of biogeochemical tracers

High-resolution observations of the North Pacific transition layer from a Lagrangian float

An experimental investigation of the Rossby two-slit problem

Modal decomposition of polychromatic internal wave fields in arbitrary stratifications

Acoustic observations of Kelvin-Helmholtz billows on an estuarine lutocline

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T. S. van den Bremer

Jason Olsthoorn

Bruce Sutherland

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