SPRING/SUMMER 2017 DFD Division of Newsletter News A Division of the American Physical Society

Denver, CO Hotel Accommodations November 19-21, 2017 Detailed Hotel information is available through the meeting web site: The 70th Annual Meeting of the American Physi- http://www.apsdfd2017.org cal Society's Division of Fluid Dynamics (DFD) will be held in Denver, CO on November 19-21, Please make your reservation at one of the 2017. The meeting is being hosted by the Uni- hotels listed below. Staying at one of these versity of Colorado, Boulder with support from hotels helps meet DFD’s financial obligation, the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs; and in turn helps to keep registration fees as In this Issue Colorado State University; and Colorado School low as possible. All hotels are a short walking of Mines. distance to the Colorado Convention Center and

Meeting Venue 1 70th Annual DFD Meeting: Located in the heart of Downtown Denver, the Denver, CO Colorado Convention Center is located in one of the most walkable and visitor-friendly down- 3 70th Annual Meeting towns in the country. There are 200 named Scientific Program peaks visible from Denver, including 32 that

soar to 13,000 feet (4,000 meters) and above. 10 APS/DFD Newly The mountain panorama visible from Denver is Elected Officers 140 miles (225 km) long. Within a mile radius, downtown Denver has three major sports sta- The articles in this issue represent diums, the nation's second-largest performing the views of the Division of Fluid arts center, three colleges with 30,000 students, Dynamics (DFD) publication an assortment of art and history museums, a committee and are not necessarily mint that produces 10 billion coins a year, a those of individual DFD members river offering white water rafting, and over 300 or the APS. Denver Skyline restaurants. 2

are located just minutes to the 16th Street Mall, a mile- Rates include complimentary high speed internet, daily long pedestrian promenade, in the heart of downtown. Cooked to Order Breakfast and Evening Manager's Here you can explore outdoor cafes, artsy chess tables, Reception. nightspots, stores and restaurants! Hampton Inn & Suites Denver Downtown - Convention Reservation Method: Center Discounted conference rates are available until October 550 15th Street, Denver, CO 80202 16th or until the room blocks at the host hotels are sold out. A valid credit card is needed to guarantee your reser- Note: Located in same building as Homewood Suites. vation. Reservations need to be cancelled 72 hours prior Hampton Inn rooms are located on floors 2 - 5. to arrival to avoid a cancellation fee equal to one night room and tax (14.75%). Rates: $149 + Tax: Single/Double Room Occupancy You may make a reservation at any one of the con- $159 + Tax: Triple Room Occupancy tracted hotels by going to our reservation website: $169 + Tax Quad Room Occupancy https://aws.passkey.com/e/49143327 Rates include complimentary high speed internet and breakfast. Or by contacting: APS DFD Housing Bureau Hours: Monday - Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm PT Hilton Garden Inn Denver Downtown Toll Free: 1-877-226-1859 1400 Welton Street, Denver, CO 80202 Email: [email protected] Rates: $139 + Tax: Single/Double Room Occupancy 2017 APS DFD Hotel List $149 + Tax: Triple Room Occupancy Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center $159 + Tax: Quad Room Occupancy (Headquarter Hotel) 650 15th Street, Denver, CO 80202 Rates include complimentary high speed internet. Rates: $149 + Tax: Single/Double Room Occupancy Homewood Suites Denver Downtown - Convention $174 + Tax: Triple Room Occupancy Center $199 + Tax: Quad Room Occupancy 550 15th Street, Denver, CO 80202

Rates include complimentary high speed internet. Note: Located in same building as Hampton Inn & Suites. Homewood Suites rooms are located on floors 6 -12. Crowne Plaza Denver Downtown 1450 Glenarm Place, Denver, CO 80202 Rates: $149 + Tax: Single/Double Room Occupancy Rates: $159 + Tax: Triple Room Occupancy $139 + Tax: Single/Double Room Occupancy $169 + Tax: Quad Room Occupancy $149 + Tax: Triple/Quad Room Occupancy Rates include complimentary high speed internet and Rates include complimentary high speed internet and breakfast. discounted parking of $20 per night, per vehicle (based on availability). Registration Registration is NOW OPEN Embassy Suites Denver - Downtown Convention https://aps17.registerat.com Center Registration Type Received Received Received 1420 Stout Street, Denver, CO 80202 on/before between between 9/16 9/17 - 10/23 - Rates: 10/22 11/21 $139 + Tax: Single/Double Room Occupancy Member $480 $550 $730 $154+ Tax: Triple Room Occupancy $169+ Tax: Quad Room Occupancy Reciprocal Society $480 $550 $730 Member

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Registration Type Received Received Received GFM Poster on/before between between Bring to meeting 9/16 9/17 - 10/23 - 10/22 11/21 Scientific Program The scientific program will include four award lectures, Retired Member $270 $290 $375 (with APS Senior eight invited lectures, minisymposia, focus sessions and a Membership) poster session. The program will also include the Gallery of Fluid Motion with both video and poster entries as well Graduate Student $260 $280 $370 as a select number of exhibitors. It is anticipated that there Member** will be more than 3000 contributed abstracts in 2017.

$105 $105 $150 Undergraduate*** Awards Program Each year the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics presents Additional $100 $100 $100 Reception Ticket the Fluid Dynamics Prize, the Francois N. Frenkiel Award, the Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Award and the Stanley Corrsin Award. The 2017 award winners, each of whom **Graduate/Undergraduate Students who are not APS Members must pay the Non-Member rate unless joining at the time of will give a lecture at the meeting, will be announced in registration. First year is free for first time Members and includes the Fall. (2) free Divisions or Topical Groups for all students. ***Under- graduate registrations do not include a ticket to the Sunday Invited Lectures, Minisymposia, and night reception. Reception tickets may be purchased for $100. Focus Sessions Eight invited lectures on topics of broad interest to the Key Dates DFD community will be given by experts in each field. Registration Deadlines The program will also include minisymposia and focus sessions dealing with exciting current research. Early Registration Rate on or before Sept 16, 2017 Posters The number of poster research contributions to the Annual Regular Registration Rate DFD Meeting has been growing over the past few years Sept 17 – Oct 22, 2017 with over 114 technical posters submitted in 2016 and 18 Student Posters. On-Site Registration Rate Oct 23 – Nov 21, 2017 The Technical Poster Session will be held on Monday, November 20th during the afternoon refreshment break Cancellation Deadline on Concourse E. Those posters designated as Student (no registration refunds past this date) Posters will be judged and awarded 1st and 2nd Prize Nov 7, 2017 for “Best Poster” in several categories. First and second place winners in each category will receive cash awards Hotel Reduced Rate Ends and certificates. Awardees will also be highlighted in the Oct 16, 2017 or earlier if block sells out DFD Newsletter. While the Technical Poster Session of the DFD Meeting is open to all participants, the Student Abstract Submission Deadline Poster Competition will constitute a specific opportunity Aug 1, 2017 for graduate and undergraduate students to enhance their presentation skills and to build their professional network. Travel Grant Application Deadline Aug 1, 2017, 5:00 PM EDT Gallery of Fluid Motion The 36th Annual Gallery of Fluid Motion will be held as Child Care Grant Application Deadline part of the meeting. The Gallery consists of posters or Aug 1, 2017, 5:00 PM EDT videos submitted by attendees illustrating the science— and very often also the beauty—of fluid motion. Both Gallery of Fluid Motion (GFM) computational and experimental entries are encouraged. GFM Poster and Video Submission Poster and video entries must not duplicate one another. Entries Must be Submitted Prior to Sep 15, 2017 Outstanding posters, selected by a panel of referees, will be recognized during the meeting, will be displayed at the Video Uploading Deadline Annual APS meeting in March, 2018 and will appear in Oct 6, 2017 the September 2018 issue of the Physical Review Fluids. 4

Please note that the videos will be accessible on-line at structure accommodating concerts, operas, theatrical gfm.aps.org. shows, conventions, basketball, auto shows and even circuses, with flags flying from its domes and light bulbs Travel Grants and Child Care Grants outlining its pediments, cornice, and corners. The historic In 2014 the APS-DFD External Affairs Committee insti- shell of the old Auditorium Theatre was rebuilt in 2005 and tuted a new category of enabling travel grants for the named the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, honoring "Den- DFD meeting, designed to provide full support for at- ver's First Lady of Opera". In addition to the main hall, tendance for a select few scientists (all researchers are the building has been beautifully restored offering many eligible). Priority will be given to researchers who would open spaces and areas for gathering and conversing for not otherwise be able to attend the meeting, for whom an evening reception. This is always a great way to catch the meeting comes at a timely point in their career and up with others in the field and make new connections. who have not previously attended a DFD meeting (ap- plicants should address these points in their application). The reception is included in the registration fee for those Applications must be received by August 1, 2017 at 5:00 who register as APS Members, Non-Members, Graduate pm EDT. There are also Travel Subsidy Grants which Students, and Retired Members. Undergraduate students defer part of the costs. Further details can be found on and guests may purchase tickets for $100. the conference website under Travel Awards. Meeting Co-Chairs DFD has has also initiated a special child care grant Jean Hertzberg program designed to provide financial assistance to Department of Mechanical Engineering APS/DFD members who will have additional child care University of Colorado, Boulder expenses in order to attend and participate in the annual (303) 817-0967 November meeting. The deadline is August 1, 2017 at [email protected] 5:00pm EDT. More details can be found under Child Care Grants on the conference website. Peter Hamlington Department of Mechanical Engineering Audiovisual Equipment University of Colorado, Boulder All rooms will be equipped with an LCD projector, screen, (303) 492-0555 microphone, and pointer. Speakers must provide their [email protected] own laptop computer to use with the projector. A Speaker Ready Room with technicians will be available to help Abstract Submissions attendees ensure that their presentations work smoothly Vinaya Sathyasheelappa with the LCD projection equipment. We suggest all APS presenters visit the Speaker Ready Room in advance of (301) 209-3266 their presentation. [email protected]

New This Year: Meeting room projectors will have 1920 General Meeting Information by 1200 resolution. Please set your laptop resolutions Peggy Holland to 1920 by 1200 (16×10 format). Your images will not Meetings and More display properly if your laptop resolution is higher than Phone: (301) 641-4150 the projector’s. The projectors are capable of supporting [email protected] presentations at a lower resolution including presentations in a 4×3 format. Monica Malouf Meetings and More Exhibitor and Sponsorship Opportunities Phone: (301) 526-8129 Exhibits will be centrally located in the Mile High Ballroom [email protected] of the Colorado Convention Center. Registration For more information on exhibits or sponsorship, please Katie McLaughlin email Margaret McDonald at: Orchid Solutions Phone: (801) 505-4108 [email protected] [email protected] Conference Reception This year the DFD Conference Reception will be held at Exhibiting and Sponsorship Information the Ellie Caulkins Opera House which is several blocks Margaret McDonald from the Colorado Convention Center and a short walk- Meetings and More ing distance. Originally, the building was a multi-purpose Phone: (240) 355-5608 [email protected] 5

Future APS/DFD Meetings 2016 François N. Frenkiel Award 2018: Atlanta, GA Alexei Poludnenko, Texas A&M Professor P.K. Yeung, Meeting Co-Chair University, was the recipient of the Professor Donald Webster, Meeting Co-Chair 2016 François N. Frenkiel Award Georgia Institute of Technology for the paper titled: “Pulsating Insta- bility and Self-Acceleration of Fast 2019: Seattle, WA Turbulent Flames” Physics of Fluids Professor Alberto Aliseda, Meeting Co-Chair Volume 27, 014016 (2015) Professor Dana Dabiri, Meeting Co-Chair University of Washington The award is given in recognition of significant contributions to fluid 2020: Chicago, IL mechanics by young investigators. Professor Jon Freund, Meeting Chair The award, which is sponsored by University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign the Division of Fluid Dynamics, is given in honor of a paper published 2021: Phoenix, AZ in Physics of Fluids (now Physical Professor Marcus Hermann, Meeting Chair Review Fluids) during the preceding Arizona State University year.

2016 Andreas Acrivos APS/DFD 2016 Awards, Prizes, Dissertation Award New Fellows, and Gallery Winners Daniel Quinn, , received the Andreas Acrivos Dis- sertation Award for his paper titled: 2016 Fluid Dynamics Prize “High Flexibility and Dynamic Ground Howard A. Stone, Princeton Uni- Effect Could Improve Bio-inspired versity, was the recipient of the 2016 Propulsion” The award recognizes Fluid Dynamics Prize, which recog- an exceptional young scientist for nizes major contributions to funda- original, outstanding doctoral thesis mental fluid dynamics made during work in fluid dynamics done in the a career of outstanding work. The United States. citation reads, “For seminal contri- butions to our understanding of low Reynolds number flows, microfluid- ics, interfacial phenomena and bio- logical fluid dynamics, and for his inspirational contributions to teach- ing and communi­cating the beauty and power of Fluid Mechanics in Physics and Engineering.”

2016 Stanley Corrsin Award Ivan Marusic, University of Mel- bourne, was the recipient of the Stanley Corrsin Award which “rec- ognizes and encourages a particu- larly influential contribution to fundamental fluid dynamics.” The citation reads: “For seminal contri- butions to the understanding of turbulent wall-bounded flows through laboratory and atmospheric studies of long meandering struc- tures, models of their effect on the wall stress, and extensions of the attached eddy hypothesis.” 6

2016 Division of Fluid Dynamics Fellows Laurent Limat Each year the number of new Fellows is limited to be Centre National de la Recherche not more than ½ of 1% of the membership. Congratu- Scientifique, Paris lations to the following 2016 Fellows: For wide ranging studies of complex fluids and free-surface flows, includ- ing coating flows, wetting, drying, Andrea Bertozzi colloidal deposition, and the effects University of California-Los of soft substrates, via creative and Angeles innovative experiments. For seminal work on thin film flows, contributions to understanding of particle laden free surface flows and Beverley McKeon vorticity in incompressible flow, and California Institute of applications to biological and tech- Technology nological problems. For important experimental and theoretical contributions to advanc- ing the understanding of wall tur- Ahmed Ghoniem bulence, and for elegant Massachusetts Institute of interdisciplinary approaches to mod- Technology eling and flow manipulation. For contributions to vortex and particle methods, flame modeling for turbulent combustion, and expla- Martin Oberlack nation and control of combustion Technische Universität dynamics. Darmstadt For pioneering the application of symmetry methods to study Sascha Hilgenfeldt turbulence, combustion, stability University of Illinois theory, aero­dynamic noise and Urbana-Champaign turbulence modeling, and for use For lasting theoretical, numerical, of symmetry analysis to derive new and experimental contributions to statistical con­servation laws. our understanding of bubble dynam- ics, bubble-powered microfluidics, foam dynamics, and mechanics, Demetrios Papageorgiou structure, and statistics of biological Imperial College London cells and tissues. For important contributions to analy- sis and computation of nonlinear phenomena in interfacial flows, Eric Lauga including jet breakup, core-annular University of Cambridge flows and multilayer flows, in the For many fundamental contributions presence of surfactants and electric to fluid mechanics, including to fields. low-Reynolds-number locomotion, active matter, complex fluids and elasto-hydrodynamics through Sergio Pirozzoli elegant theoretical analysis and col- University of Rome – La laborations with experimentalists. Sapienza For fundamental insights into tur- bulence and shock-turbulence inter- actions in high-speed flows and the development of elegant and accurate numerical methods. 7

Mike Reeks John Tsamopoulos University of Newcastle, University of Patras Australia For outstanding contributions, via For seminal contributions to the insightful computations and analy- statistics of particle motion and ses, to the fundamental understand- dispersion in various turbulent flows. ing of viscoplastic fluids, and two-phase flows.

Jason Reese Alexander Yarin University of Edinburgh University of Illinois at For original contributions to com- Chicagoa putational multiscale fluid dynamics, For seminal theoretical and experi- including pioneering hybrid model- mental contributions to the under- ling and simulation methods for standing of capillary and bending flows at the micro- and nanoscales, instabil­ities in jets, drop impact, and insightful work in rarefied gas splashing, and electrospinning dynamics. processes.

Zvi Rusak Roberto Zenit Rensselaer Polytechnic Universidad Nacional Institute Autónoma de México For seminal contributions to the For outstanding contributions in theoretical understanding of vortex bubbly and granular flows, and for flow stability and the vortex break- his service to strengthen the fluid down phenomenon, and for insightful dynamics community in Mexico. analytical studies of viscous flow dynamics, transonic flows and airfoil aerodynamics. The 2016 Gallery of Fluid Motion and the Milton van Dyke Award Winners As has long been the tradition, the best posters and vid- Spencer Sherwin eos are chosen from among the entries at the meeting Imperial College London each year. The top three from each category are awarded For contributions to computational the Milton van Dyke Award for fluid flow visualization. fluid dynamics through the develop- The posters and videos can be viewed at . ment of unstructured spectral gfm.aps.org element methods and their insightful application to cardiovascular, bluff 2016 APS/DFD Milton van Dyke Award (Poster) body and vortex flows. P0020: Formation of mini vortex rings arising from a vortex pair impinging on a wavy wall. Sarah Morris, C.H.K. Williamson (Cornell University) Bruce Sutherland University of Alberta P0030: Progressive Monte-Carlo rendering of atmo- For pioneering research on internal spheric flow features across scales. waves, co-invention of the synthetic Tobias Günther (ETH Zurich), Alexander Kuhn, Hans- schlieren method, and an influential Christian Hege (Zuse Institute Berlin), Markus Gross (ETH textbook on internal waves. Zurich), Holger Theisel (University of Magdeburg)

P0028: Turbulent horizontal convection at high Prandtl numbers. Pierre-Yves Passaggia, Brian White, Alberto Scotti (Uni- versity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) 8

2016 APS/DFD Gallery of Fluid Motion Award (Poster) Category 1: Computations P0044: Accelerated condensation in an ultrasonic field 1st place: KP1.00077: Numerical analysis of the inertial Thomas Boziuk, Marc Smith, Ari Glezer (Georgia Institute migration of a spherical particle in circular tube flows of Technology) — Takuya Yabu, Tomoaki Itano, Masako Sugihara-Seki — Kansai University P0009: Computational simulation of liquid jet atomi- 2nd place: KP1.00081: A nonlinear dynamical system zation for combustion instability in a pulse model combustor — Dorrin Jarrahbashi (Georgia Institute of Technology) Wil- Kazushi Takagi and Hiroshi Gotoda — Tokyo University liam Sirignano, Pavel Popov, (University of California, of Science Irvine) Fazle Hussain (Texas Tech University) Category 2: Experiments P0012: Large-eddy simulation of stratocumulus cloud 1st place: KP1.00084: An experimental study of low Re Georgios Matheou (California Institute of Technology), cavity vortex formation embedded in a laminar boundary Daniel Chung (University of Melbourne), Joao Teixeira layer — Sashank Gautam, Amy Lang, Jacob Wilroy — (California Institute of Technology) University of Alabama

2016 APS/DFD Milton van Dyke Award (Video) 2nd place: KP1.00086: Flexible Blades for Wind Turbines V0076: Sweeping jet from a cross flow — Madeline Carlisle Collins, David MacPhee, Caleb Har- Florian Ostermann, Philipp Godbersen, Rene Woszidlo, ris — University of Alabama C. Navid Nayeri, C. Oliver Paschereit (Technische Uni- versität Berlin) Category 3: Microfluidics and Interfaces 1st place: KP1.00091: How does the micro-splashing V0095: The shear joy of watching paint dry threshold change with drop size? — Sam J. Boos and Randy Hurd, Nathan Speirs (Utah State University) Jesse Rachel E. Pepper — University of Puget Sound Belden (Naval Undersea Warfare Center) Zhao Pan, Ben 2nd place: KP1.00090: The injection of a highly focused Lovett, Wesley Robinson (Utah State University) Madison microjet into a soft target — Nanami Endo, Sennosuke Boyer (Brigham Young University) Saberul Sharker, Mo- Kawamoto, and Yoshiyuki Tagawa — Tokyo University hammad Mansoor, Tadd Truscott, Andrew Merritt (Utah of Agriculture & Technology State University)

V0055: Eat, prey, swim: Dynamic vortex arrays created Highlights of the 69th Annual DFD by a starfish larvae William Gilpin, Vivek N. Prakash, Manu Prakash (Stanford Meeting in Portland, OR University)

2016 APS/DFD Gallery of Fluid Motion Award (Video) The 2016 DFD meeting was held in November at the V0092: Before the bubble ruptures Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon. The Li Shen, Fabian Denner (Imperial College London) Neal meeting had more than 2700 contributed papers in up Morgan (Shell Solutions UK), Berend van Wachem, Dan- to 38 parallel sessions and 116 entries to the Gallery of iele Dini (Imperial College London) Fluid Motion. There were 114 technical posters and 18 student posters submitted from around the world. V0038: Fall and fragmentation of liquid metal in a viscous fluid In addition to the contributed abstracts, there were 4 Jean-Baptiste Wacheul, Michaël Le Bars (Aix-Marseille award lectures (See page 5 for 2016 award winners) Univ and ECM) and 8 invited lectures, 5 minisymposia covering 2 topic areas and 3 focus sessions covering 2 topics V0046: Flight of a falling maple seed of interest. Injae Lee, Haecheon Choi (Seoul National University) 2016 Invited Lectures Student Poster Competition Award Winners Arezoo Ardekani, Purdue University The Student Poster Competition is an opportunity for Settling and Swimming in Density Stratified Fluids undergraduate and graduate students to refine their presentation skills and network. Awards were presented Philippe Claudin, École Supérieure de Physique et for 1st and 2nd place in three categories. Congratulations Chimie Industrielles to the following: An Explanation for the Bedforms on Comet 67P/Churyu- mov-Gerasimenko 9

Mark Glauser, Syracuse University Turbulent Flow Physics and Noise in High Reynolds Num- ber Compressible Jets

David Hu, Georgia Institute of Technology Ants, Eyelashes, and the 2015 Ig Nobel Prize in Physics

Ho-Young Kim, Seoul National University Jumping on Water

Don Pettit, NASA - Johnson Space Center On the Frontier: Some Observations of Surface Tension Phenomena from the International Space Station

Michel Stanislas, Ecole Centrale de Lille Near Wall Turbulence: An Experimental View

Kathleen Stebe, University of Pennsylvania Colloids at Curved Fluid Interfaces

2016 Minisymposia (5 minisymposia on 2 topics) Geophysical Turbulence Induced by Flow over Topog- raphy

Multiphase Flows in Biomedicine

2016 Focus Sessions (3 focus sessions on 2 topics) Instabilities at Soft Interfaces

Disgust: The Fluid Dynamics of the Gross APS/DFD 2016-2017 Leadership & Contact Information DFD members are invited to contact the DFD Leadership with suggestions and concerns.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Bud Homsy EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Rajat Mittal COMMITTEE ON MEDIA & (12/18) COMMITTEE (12/18) SCIENCE RELATIONS Chair: Vice-Chair 8 MEMBERS, STAGGERED 6 MEMBERS, STAGGERED Grae Worster Robert Moser 3-YEAR TERMS 2-YEAR TERMS (11/16 - 10/17) Serafim Kalliadasis (12/17) (12/18) Univ of Texas, Austin Mihailo Jovanovic Stephen Pope Andrew Belmonte (12/18) (12/17) Chair-Elect: Haecheon Choi (12/17) (12/18) Chair Chair Eckart Meiburg Eckart Meiburg (11/16 - 10/17) Alison Marsden Melissa Green (12/17) Nicole Sharp (12/18) Univ of California - Santa (12/18) (12/18) Barbara Vice-Chair Ivan Marusic Vice-Chair David Hu 2016 Award Winner Past Chair: (12/17) Meredith Metzger Juan Carlos del Alamo Ellen Longmire (12/19) (12/18) (11/16 - 10/17) David Saintillan ACRIVOS AWARD Stephen Morris Univ of Minn - Minneapolis (12/17) SELECTION COMMITTEE Pavlos Vlachos (12/19) 7 MEMBERS, STAGGERED (12/18) Councillor: Daniel Bodony Roberto Zenit 2-YEAR TERMS Luciano Castillo Ann Karagozian (12/17) (12/18) (12/18) (01/15 - 12/18) Satish Kumar Univ of California - Los PROGRAM COMMITTEE Kausik Sarkar (12/17) Tadd Truscott Angeles 8 MEMBERS, STAGGERED (12/18) Chair (12/17) Secretary/Treasurer: 3-YEAR TERMS Anya Jones Mark Stremler (12/17) (12/18) COMMITTEE ON Jonathan Freund Eckart Meiburg Vice Chair EDUCATIONAL & CAREER (11/15 - 10/18) Chair Jens Fransson OUTREACH Univ of Illinois - Urbana (12/17) Mingjun Wei Robert Moser 6 MEMBERS, STAGGERED (12/18) Member-at-Large: Vice-Chair 2-YEAR TERMS Paul Linden FLUID DYNAMICS PRIZE Nick Ouellette Shawn Shadden (11/16 - 10/17) SELECTION COMMITTEE (12/18) Aline Cotel Univ of Cambridge (12/18) 8 MEMBERS, STAGGERED (12/17) Carlos Hidrovo Michael Plesniak 2-YEAR TERMS Chair Member-at-Large: (12/18) Shelley Anna (12/18) Laura Miller Alexander Smits Dennice Gayme (01/15 - 12/17) Nicholas Hutchins (12/18) (12/18) (12/17) Carnegie Mellon Univ (12/18) Chair Vice-Chair Antonio Ferrante Member-at-Large: Patrice Le Gal Maciej Balajewicz Krishnan Mahesh (12/17) John Dabiri (12/17) (12/17) (12/18) (01/15 - 12/17) Vice-Chair Robert Martinuzzi Petia Vlahovska Ebenezer Caltech (12/17) (12/17) Yukio Kaneda Gnanamanickam Member-at-Large: (12/18) (12/17) Anette Hosoi Roseanna Zia FRENKIEL AWARD (11/15 - 10/18) (12/17) Sascha Hilgenfeldt Mitul Luhar SELECTION COMMITTEE (12/17) MIT (12/18) 7 MEMBERS, STAGGERED FELLOWSHIP 2-YEAR TERMS Nathalie Vriend Member-at-Large: Kathleen Steeb COMMITTEE (12/17) Detlef Lohse (12/18) 8 FELLOWS, STAGGERED Joe Klewicki (11/15 - 10/18) Michael Brenner (12/17) 2-YEAR TERMS DIVISION WEBSITE Univ of Twente (12/17) Chair DEVELOPMENT OFFICER James Wallace Member-at-Large: Anne de Wit Joana Austin (12/17) Jeff Eldredge (12/17) (12/18) Jeff Eldredge (11/16 - 10/19) Chair Vice-Chair Howard Stone Univ of California - Los Eckart Meiburg GALLERY OF FLUID Angeles 2016 Award Winner Carlos Pantano Vice-Chair (12/18) MOTION COORDINATOR Member-at-Large: Yoshi Kimura CORRSIN AWARD Peter Schmid Ken Kiger Katherine Prestridge (12/18) (11/16 - 10/19) SELECTION COMMITTEE (12/18) 8 MEMBERS, STAGGERED Los Alamos Natl Lab Ken Christensen 2-YEAR TERMS Donald Webster 2015-2019 (12/18) (12/17) Karen Flack Beverley McKeon COMMITTEES Ching-Long Lin Emily Ching (12/18) (12/17) APS representative on US NOMINATING Chair (12/17) National Committee for COMMITTEE Ross Griffiths Theoretical and Applied S. Balachandar Alexi Poludnenko 8 MEMBERS, STAGGERED (12/17) 2016 Award Winner Mechanics 2-YEAR TERMS Vice-Chair Z. Jane Wang (12/18) Kathy Prestridge (12/17) (12/17) Randy Ewoldt Minami Yoda (12/18) Chair (12/17)