Kari Dalnoki-Veress

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McMaster University

Canada

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Dr. Kari Dalnoki-Veress is a Professor at McMaster University in Canada. His research focuses on the mechanics of microscopic particles and droplets, exploring cohesive forces, droplet motion, and interactions in granular materials. His recent publications include studies on the measurement of cohesive forces, buckling instabilities, and the behavior of droplets on various surfaces.

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Articles (16)

Simple method for the direct measurement of cohesive forces between microscopic particles

The pendant drop experiment for aggregates of cohesive granular particles

Buckling instability in a chain of sticky bubbles

Directed droplet motion along thin fibers

Compression and fracture of ordered and disordered droplet rafts

Preparation of ultra-thin elastomeric films

Two-dimensional spreading of frictionless adhesive oil droplets

One crumple at a time

Direct force measurement of microscopic droplets pulled along soft surfaces

Multiple droplets on a conical fiber: formation, motion, and droplet mergers

Mechanical properties of 2D aggregates of oil droplets as model mono-crystals

Film coating by directional droplet spreading on fibers

Writhing and hockling instabilities in twisted elastic fibers

Spontaneous Elastocapillary Winding of Thin Elastic Fibers in Contact with Bubbles

Capillary levelling of immiscible bilayer films

Self-organisation and convection of confined magnetotactic bacteria

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Michael Brook

Eric Lauga

Andreas Carlson

Eric Weeks

Cecile Fradin

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