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Working on turbulence and climate modeling, with computational fluid mechanics and data-driven techniques.
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Multistate behavior of turbulence

By Xinyi

2021-04-17

Is it possible to see multiple states in turbulence?

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The history of soliton waves

By Xinyi

2021-04-10

It is a weird thing to see a soliton wave on any water surface, which is not continuous and no nearby period. How can such wave live under the physical world?

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How does the surface structure change the wetting status?

By Xinyi

2021-04-03

The wetting behavior is often seen in the environment, and some creatures are able to avoid it. A famous example is the lotus leaf, where droplets do not wet the surface when raining. How is wetting works in nature? Can we utilize it wisely?

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Microexplosion in droplets

By Xinyi

2021-03-20

What is microexplosion and why does it happen in droplets?

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Instability in stratified environment

By Xinyi

2021-03-13

How does instability behave in stratified environment

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Why are waves always parallel to the shore?

By Xinyi

2021-03-06

Waves are usually observed to be parallel to the shore. Is that a natural thing?

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Tacomas Narrows Bridge

By Xinyi

2021-02-13

The breakdown of Tacomas Narrows Bridge is a famous disaster in engineering history. What is the reason behind it?

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