CoMPhy Lab is Moving to Durham University!
Starting July 1st, 2025, the CoMPhy Lab will be relocating to Durham University, UK. We are excited to join the Condensed Matter Physics section in the Department of Physics and continue our research in computational physics and fluid dynamics in our new home.
June
- Jnandeep Talukdar graduated with a master’s degree (Cum Laude - the highest grade in Dutch master’s degree) from University of Twente. Thesis: Singularities with Surfactants
May
April
- Vatsal Sanjay awarded the Ammodo Science Fellowship. His research will focus on understanding fluid dynamics in fungal networks—investigating how these vast underground systems transport water, nutrients, and genetic information across ecosystems.
Image credit: J. Heitman, B. J. Howlett, P. W. Crous, E. H. Stukenbrock, T. Y. James & N. A. R. Gow, The fungal kingdom, John Wiley & Sons (2020)
March
- Prof. Detlef Lohse shares his scientific journey in The Living Histories Series. His inspiring discussion on curiosity, mentorship, and the “puzzle solving” joy of science offers valuable insights for researchers at all career stages.