Henry Shum

Assistant Professor

University of Waterloo

Canada

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Henry Shum is an Assistant Professor at the University of Waterloo in Canada. His research focuses on hydrodynamics and includes topics such as sedimenting squirmers, microparticle control, bacterial motility, and the design of magnetic micro-robots. Recent articles highlight his work on boundary-bound reactions and numerical methods for simulating locomotion in viscous fluids.

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2021

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Viola Tokárová

University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Ondřej Kašpar

University of Chemistry and Technology

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Professor

New Jersey Institute of Technology

UNITED STATES

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Articles (8)

Hydrodynamic interactions between a sedimenting squirmer and a planar wall

Control of microparticles through hydrodynamic interactions

Alignment, Rising, Sticking, and Phototaxis: Modulating the Behavior of Hematite Micropeanuts

Designing a magnetic micro-robot for transporting stiff filamentous microcargo

A numerical method for the locomotion of bi-flagellated bacteria in viscous fluid

Boundary-bound reactions: Pattern formation with and without hydrodynamics

The $N$-Link Swimmer in Three Dimensions: Controllability and Optimality Results

Patterns of bacterial motility in microfluidics-confining environments

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Viola Tokárová

Ondřej Kašpar

Yuan-Nan Young

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