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Katerina-Daphne Klotsa
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Email address:
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ppxkdk@nottingham.ac.uk
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Research title:
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Pattern formation in oscillatory fluid flows
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Research interests:
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My current research is on the hydrodynamic interactions between rigid spheres in oscillatory fluid flows, at intermediate Reynolds numbers.
More details about what I do can be found here. Previoulsy I have worked on biophysical systems, studying theoretically
the electronic properties of DNA. I am interested in biofluiddynamics, fluid-mediated pattern formation and soft-matter.
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Publications:
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[1]. "Chain formation of spheres in oscillatory fluid flows'', D. Klotsa, M. R. Swift, R. M. Bowley and P. J. King, Phys. Rev. E, 79, 021302 (2009).
[2]. "The interaction of spheres in oscillatory fluid flows'', D. Klotsa, M. R. Swift, R. M. Bowley and P. J. King, Phys. Rev. E, 76, 056314 (2007).
[3]. "Electronic transport in DNA'', D. Klotsa, R. A. Romer and M. S. Turner, Biophys.J., 89, 2187 (2005).
[4]. "Electronic transport in DNA-the disorder perspective'', D. Klotsa, R. A. Romer and M. S. Turner, AIP Conf. Proc., 772, 1093 (2005).
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Personal website:
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Daphne's website
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