About
My previous research has focused on fluid mechanics, microfluidics, and hydrodynamic stability, with particular emphasis on flow instabilities and transport phenomena in rotating microchannels. I have investigated the influence of Coriolis forces, fluid rheology, interfacial dynamics, magnetic fields, and boundary conditions on flow stability and mixing using theoretical and computational approaches. This interdisciplinary research contributes to the fundamental understanding and control of microscale transport processes, with potential applications in microfluidic technologies, lab-on-a-disc systems, and advanced flow-control strategies.
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University of Cyprus MSCA Postdoctoral fellow
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Publications (9)
- Can boundary slip destabilize rotating microchannel flows? Save
- Response to “Comment on ‘Linear stability of a rotating channel flow subjected to a static magnetic field’ [Phys. Fluids 34, 054116 (2022)]” Save
- Linear stability of a rotating channel flow subjected to a static magnetic field Save
- Coriolis force-based instability of a shear-thinning microchannel flow Save
- Coriolis force-based instability of a shear-thinning microchannel flow Save
- Coriolis force-driven instabilities in stratified miscible layers on a rotationally actuated microfluidic platform Save
- Rotational instabilities in microchannel flows Save
- Rotational instabilities in microchannel flows Save
- Rotational instabilities in stratified miscible layers Save