We are a computational physics research group based at the Department of Physics at Durham University. Our research focuses on understanding complex fluid dynamics phenomena through advanced computational methods.
| Project | Description | Technologies | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🌊 Bubble Dynamics | Worthington jet formation from bursting bubbles | Basilisk C, MPI | |
| 💧 Droplet Physics | Non-Newtonian droplet impact phenomena | OpenFOAM, Python | |
| 🔄 Viscoelastic Flows | Complex fluid behavior in confined geometries | Basilisk C, Julia | |
| ⚡ Singularity Formation | Soft matter singularities and breakup | C++, MATLAB |
- Appleford, T., Sanjay, V., & Jalaal, M. Rheology of Two-Dimensional Dilute Emulsions. Phys. Rev. Fluids, 11, 033607 (2026).
- Jana, S., Kolinski, J., Lohse, D., & Sanjay, V. Impacting spheres: from liquid drops to elastic beads. Soft Matter, 22, 2226-2236 (2026).
- Dixit, A. K., Zhao, C., Zaleski, S., Lohse, D., & Sanjay, V. Holes in Sheets: Double-Threshold Rupture of Draining Liquid Films. Phys. Rev. Lett., 136, 084001 (2026).
We believe in open and reproducible science. All our computational tools and datasets are openly available to the research community.
- 🎓 PhD/Postdoc Positions: Check our opportunities page
- 🤝 Research Collaborations: Contact us for potential collaborations
- 💻 Code Contributions: See our repositories and contribution guidelines
- 📚 Use Our Tools: All our software is open-source and documented