Michelle DiBenedetto

Assistant Professor

University of Washington

United States

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Dr. Michelle DiBenedetto is an Assistant Professor at the University of Washington, USA. Her research focuses on fluid dynamics, particularly in relation to particle dispersion in wave-current systems and the challenges posed by plastic pollution in marine environments. Recent publications include topics such as dynamic mode decomposition for turbulence analysis and the behavior of planktonic organisms in turbulent conditions.

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Michelle DiBenedetto

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Wave and Turbulence Separation Using Dynamic Mode Decomposition

Parametric study of the dispersion of inertial ellipsoidal particles in a wave-current flow

Dispersion of finite-size, non-spherical particles by waves and currents

Large-scale particle shadow tracking and orientation measurement with collimated light

Microplastics segregation by rise velocity at the ocean surface

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

Enhanced settling and dispersion of inertial particles in surface waves

The <i>M/V X-Press Pearl</i> Nurdle Spill: Contamination of Burnt Plastic and Unburnt Nurdles along Sri Lanka’s Beaches

An ASBPA White Paper: Human and ecosystem health in coastal systems

Responding to the signal and the noise: behavior of planktonic gastropod larvae in turbulence

Modeling characterization of the vertical and temporal variability of environmental DNA in the mesopelagic ocean

Settling of inertial nonspherical particles in wavy flow

Settling of inertial nonspherical particles in wavy flow

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Anna Michel

Nimish Pujara

Erik Anderson

Jeffrey Koseff

Daphne M. Munroe

Nicholas Ouellette

Laura Sunberg

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