LEGI - UMR 5519

Probing curved spacetime geometry in a giant quantum vortex flow
Gravity simulators are laboratory systems where small excitations like sound or surface waves behave as fields propagating on a (...)

Air entrainment by plunging jets and droplet trains
Transportation of air into the liquid phase in the form of bubbles is a well-known phenomenon. This ubiquitous and complex process facilitates (...)

Complex fluid-based supramolecular hydrogels for 3D bioprinting
3D bioprinting holds tremendous promise in the fields of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. By providing precise (...)

Mesh adaptation for the numerical observation of bi-stability in turbulent flows
Extreme and bi-stable events are phenomena that occur in many weather and climate systems. Their predictability (...)

Transfer of carbon dioxide and air through aqueous foams
This work presents an experimental study of the CO₂ transfer dynamics within foams composed of foaming solution and CO₂–N₂ mixtures. The (...)

Condensation regimes inside a vapor chamber with hollow fins : effect of liquid holdup and ways to prevent it in two-phase cooling devices
Vapor chambers are among the most efficient passive (...)

Ice melting and meltwater plumes near glacier grounding lines
This presentation will give a broad introduction to the physics of ice melting in freshwater lakes and polar oceans, highlighting (...)

Understanding the atmospheric optical turbulence, a challenge for observational astronomy
An essential part of contemporary research in astronomy is based on observations made using large (...)

Micron-scale mechanisms of the unit operations in the dairy industry : from vacuum concentration to spray drying
Similar to other sectors of food production, the dairy industry has undergone (...)

Turbulence Rough and Smooth
Fluid turbulence exhibits strong and seemingly random fluctuations. Despite the highly turbulent nature of the weather and climate systems, we can forecast both quite (...)