I am a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Princeton University working in the Complex Fluid Group
under the supervision of Prof. H.A. Stone.

My research addresses various fundamental problems of fluid mechanics in general, including
                  
Microfluidics and soft matter
    Experimental study and modeling of microfluidic flows
    Generation of all-aqueous emulsion
    Complex fluids

Granular Flow
    Experimental study of transport of sand by rotating bulldozer
    Granular collapse into water and waves generation

Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
    Mathematical description of rotating flows
    Numerical simulation of harmonic forcing on rotating flows
    Experiments on librational and tidal forcing
    Inertial waves in rotating flows

Collaborators & Advisors (past & present)

Jonathan M. Aurnou (UCLA)
Neil Balmforth (UBC) Advisor Summer Program GFD
David Cébron (ETH Zurich)
Colm Caulfield (DAMPT, Cambridge) Advisor Summer Program GFD
Olivier Kimmoun (IRPHE)
Romain Lagrange (MIT)
Michael Le Bars (IRPHE) PhD co-advisor
Stéphane Le Dizès (IRPHE) PhD advisor
Patrice Le Gal (IRPHE)
Cyprien Morize (FAST)
Jérome Noir (ETH Zurich)
Anderson H.C. Shum (Hong Kong University)
Constantinos Spandagos (Imperial College)
Howard A. Stone (Princeton) Postdoctoral advisor
Sylvain Viroulet (IRPHE)
David A. Weitz (Harvard) MSc advisor





"Since a general solution must be judged impossible from want of analysis, we must be content with the knowledge of some
special cases,and
that all the more, since the development of various cases seems to be the only way to bringing us at last
to a more perfect knowledge."

                                                                                                                LEONARD EULER