Sara Hashmi

Assistant Professor

Northeastern University

United States

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Sara Hashmi is an Assistant Professor at Northeastern University in the United States. Her research focuses on the dynamics of soft particles and their interactions with rigid materials, polymer oxidation for controlled degradation, and advancements in fluidic flow through innovative models. Recent articles authored by Professor Hashmi explore topics such as droplet deformation, gelation processes, and clogging phenomena in microchannels, emphasizing her contributions to soft matter physics and materials science.

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Lauren Waters

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

UNITED STATES

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Vivian Feig

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Stanford University

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Aleks Siemenn

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Akhenaton-Andrew Jones

Duke University

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Articles (14)

Low-friction soft particles add intermittency and avalanches to the flow of rigid particles in a hopper

Polymer oxidation: A strategy for the controlled degradation of injectable cryogels

High throughput estimates of surface tension using steady droplet deformation in pressure-driven fluidic flows

Thiol Coordination Softens Liquid Metal Particles To Improve On-Demand Conductivity

Diffusion-driven deposition model suggests stiffer gels deposit more efficiently in microchannel flows

In situ polymer gelation in confined flow controls intermittent dynamics

Mixing particle softness in a two-dimensional hopper: Particle rigidity and friction enable variable arch geometry to cause clogging

Application of droplet migration scaling behavior to microchannel flow measurements

Discontinuous clogging in gently tapered microchannels reveals a transient Markov process

A Machine Learning and Computer Vision Approach to Rapidly Optimize Multiscale Droplet Generation

Soft particles facilitate flow of rigid particles in a 2D hopper

Adapting Undergraduate Research to Remote Work to Increase Engagement

Zwitterionic coating on thin-film composite membranes to delay gypsum scaling in reverse osmosis

Relating Selectivity and Separation Performance of Lamellar Two-Dimensional Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS2) Membranes to Nanosheet Stacking Behavior

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Lauren Waters

Vivian Feig

Aleks Siemenn

Akhenaton-Andrew Jones

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