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🌊 **5th APS DFD Online Forum on the Societal Impact of Fluid Dynamics: Microplastic Dispersion****November 18, 2026****1...
10/01/2026

🌊 **5th APS DFD Online Forum on the Societal Impact of Fluid Dynamics: Microplastic Dispersion**

**November 18, 2026**
**12:00 PM–1:00 PM ET**

Plastic pollution is an increasing threat to marine ecosystems and human health. Microplastics are now found throughout the environment, and their movement and dispersion are influenced by fluid motion, turbulence, particle properties, settling, aggregation, and biological processes.

Join the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics for an online forum exploring the emerging science of **microplastic dispersion** and the role of fluid dynamics in understanding where microplastics accumulate, how long they persist, and how they move through natural and engineered systems.

**Panelists:**
🔹 Kara Lavender Law — Sea Education Association
🔹 Michelle Di Benedetto — Princeton University
🔹 Erik Van Sebille — Utrecht University

**Moderators & Organizers:**
🔹 Claudia Cenedese — Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, APS DFD Executive Committee Member-at-Large
🔹 Nicholas Ouellette — Stanford University, APS DFD Executive Committee Member-at-Large

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about emerging directions in the field and participate in a moderated Q&A.

**Register now and join the conversation!**

👉 https://apsphysics.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NS40Z-7LQ-CSlCU4spHTkA #/registration

This 1-hour webinar will be the 5th in a series of events sponsored by the DFD on the societal impact of fluid dynamics; the last one was held in April, 2026. The intended audience is primarily DFD members who are interested in learning about potential opportunities for fluid- dynamics research topi...

07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July! 🎆

Wishing our APS Fluids community a joyful and safe Independence Day. May this day celebrate the spirit of curiosity, innovation, collaboration, and the freedom to explore, discover, and advance science together.

Have a wonderful holiday with family and friends!

06/16/2026

APS DFD 2026 Abstract Submission Deadline Approaching!

📝 Submit your abstract by July 24, 2026 (5:00 PM ET) for the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida.

Don't miss the opportunity to present your research and connect with the fluid dynamics community!

APS DFD Online ForumJoin us for the 4th APS DFD Online Forum on the Societal Impact of Fluid Dynamics, focused on:Fluid ...
03/24/2026

APS DFD Online Forum

Join us for the 4th APS DFD Online Forum on the Societal Impact of Fluid Dynamics, focused on:

Fluid Dynamics of Wildfire Spread
🗓 April 28, 2026
⏰ 12:00 – 1:00 PM (ET)

As wildfires continue to increase in frequency and intensity, understanding their behavior is more important than ever. This forum brings together leading experts to discuss how fluid dynamics plays a key role in wildfire prediction, management, and mitigation.

This is a great opportunity to learn how research in fluid dynamics can contribute to solving real-world challenges and make a meaningful societal impact.

Register here:
https://apsphysics.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oLhARV5UT0yxTjt2Jnk_5Q

Panelists:
• Tirtha Banerjee (UC Irvine)
• Jeffrey Koseff (Stanford University)
• Neda Yaghoobian (Florida State University)

Moderators & Organizers:
• Claudia Cenedese (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)
• Nicholas Ouellette (Stanford University)

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Fluid Dynamics of Wildfire Spread. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

12/24/2025

Happy Holidays & Merry Christmas! ✨
From all of us at the APS Division of Fluids, we wish you a season filled with joy, warmth, and prosperity. Thank you for your continued trust and support.
Here’s to a bright and successful New Year ahead! 🎁🎄

11/26/2025

What a meeting! 💙
Thank you to everyone who made a success. Until next year — keep the flow going!

11/23/2025

📢 Attention attendees!
Join us for the Career Fair: Sunday, Nov 23 | 3–7PM | Hall A/1 @ George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston
Meet employers. Get career advice. Explore your next step in the world of fluid dynamics.
💡 Bring your resume, curiosity, and questions!

Two exciting invited talks are happening this afternoon at APS DFD 2025!Session G01 - General Assembly Left FATIMA: Fog ...
11/23/2025

Two exciting invited talks are happening this afternoon at APS DFD 2025!

Session G01 - General Assembly Left
FATIMA: Fog And Turbulence Interactions in the Marine Atmosphere
Presenter: Harindra Joseph Fernando (University of Notre Dame)
https://schedule.aps.org/dfd/2025/events/G01

Session G02 - General Assembly Center
Vanishing or Transforming? The Journey of Classical Instabilities from Continuum to Rarefied Flows
Presenter: Sharath S. Girimaji (Texas A&M University)

https://schedule.aps.org/dfd/2025/events/G02
📅 Sunday, November 23 | ⏰ 4:40 PM - 5:15 PM

America/Chicago -- 4:40 pm – 5:15 pm, Sunday November 23, Session G02, George R. Brown Convention Center, General Assembly B (Center)

We have two important luncheon events at APS DFD 2025 that attendees will not want to miss!Session D01 – Young Investiga...
11/23/2025

We have two important luncheon events at APS DFD 2025 that attendees will not want to miss!

Session D01 – Young Investigator Luncheon
Directors from governmental agencies will lead a luncheon discussion on their funding award programs for early-career researchers.

https://schedule.aps.org/dfd/2025/events/D01

Session D02 – Women in Fluid Dynamics Lunch
A panel featuring leading women in fluid dynamics, followed by small-group discussions hosted at themed tables. Open to all attendees; seating is limited.

https://schedule.aps.org/dfd/2025/events/D02

📅 Sunday, November 23 | ⏰ 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

America/Chicago -- 12:31 pm – 2:00 pm, Sunday November 23, Session D01, Marriott Hotel, Houston 1

oin Us to Honor Two Giants of Fluid Dynamics!!We invite colleagues across the fluid dynamics community to a special one-...
11/22/2025

oin Us to Honor Two Giants of Fluid Dynamics!!

We invite colleagues across the fluid dynamics community to a special one-day "Andreas Acrivos Memorial Symposium" and "Bud Homsy Memorial Symposium", celebrating the extraordinary legacies of two pioneers who shaped our field. This special tribute will take place on November 22 as part of the 78th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics (DFD) at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX—a fitting setting for a gathering of our community.

Andreas Acrivos was a visionary whose foundational contributions—from non-Newtonian flows to transport phenomena—set the stage for decades of innovation. His rigorous, elegant approach to fluid mechanics continues to influence research worldwide.

George M. "Bud" Homsy was a leader whose work in interfacial flows, computational fluid dynamics, and multiphase systems defined entire research directions. His creativity, curiosity, and mentorship live on through generations of scholars.

The program will feature inspiring talks from their students, collaborators, and extended academic families, highlighting the lasting impact of their work and how it continues to drive today’s advances.

Check the talks here:

Andreas Acrivos Memorial Symposium - https://lnkd.in/eUNaDwBf

Bud Homsy Memorial Symposium - https://lnkd.in/erXbgzCg

Don’t miss this unique gathering!

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