Postdoctoral researcher @Cambridge_Uni

Cambridge, UK
Joined August 2013
Take a look back at some of the outstanding papers published in PR Fluids in 2024 as well highlights from our Journal Club, the APS DFD award-winning posters and videos, and Frenkiel Award winners. (Music from #Uppbeat : go.aps.org/40VBAMC, License code: POH6OBESMHQOEGJP)
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Paper with Praneet Prakash, Yasa Baig and Francois Peaudecerf on the algae-bacteria microcosm is just out: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24…
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New study from @praneetpg, Vona, and @goldlabUC (DAMTP, @Cambridge_Uni) reveals how tiny swimmers like rotifers and algae have their own unique swimming styles — some pull water in while others push it away — leading to distinct surface interactions! @ go.aps.org/3BXMNDs
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A new preprint! We observed synchronised growth oscillation in filamentous fungi Serendipita indica. Led by @praneetpg, collaboration with @osslab @PolinMarco! doi.org/10.1101/2023.12.22.5…
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Just out today - Praneet Prakash, Yasa Baig, Francois Peaudecerf and I have posted a new preprint on the arxiv: arxiv.org/abs/2312.08346
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Praneet Prakash retweeted
Individual filaments' decentralized yet coordinated gliding behavior allows Trichodesmium to swiftly modulate the shape of its aggregates in response to environmental changes. Thanks to all collaborators! @upfreundt @theStockerLab @MicSysEcoLab @ETH_en science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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📢Thrilled to share -re-print alert from @LIFE_Boulder. Led by @ben_alessio22 "Diffusiophoresis-enhanced Turing Patterns". Comparison of fish patterns with and without diffusiophoresis (pc credits to Birch Aquarium for the Ornate Boxfish and craigjhowe for the Jewel Moray Eel).
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Many porous media have layers of differing permeabilities—causing uneven fluid flow. This paper in @JFluidMech, led by @CBrowneSciClown (+ amazing undergrads Richard & Callie), describes how polymers can help overcome this problem. More at doi.org/10.1017/jfm.2023.337 & below! [1/7]
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The latest issue of Scientific American @sciam features an article on our study of chloroplast positioning and their active glassy behaviour in plant cells (with @nicoschramma @CintiaPerugachi) written by @parshallison 🪴+☀️ = 👓 link 👇🏼 scientificamerican.com/artic…
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Congratulation @i_Grobas! In this paper, we provided more detailed characterisations of phase transition in B subtilis swarming colony. Collaboration with Great @PolinMarco.
Here the PhD results generated during the lockdowns @MRCDTP_IBR @WarwickLifeSci. After an in-depth analysis of videos of swarming bacteria forming multiple layers, we observed that such transition resembles phase separation in binary fluids. Full story: frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Praneet Prakash retweeted
🐝 How do bees build their beautiful combs? We provide new insights using 3D-printed geometrically frustrated lattices! Now out in @PNASNews pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.22… Led by grad student @GolnarGF, see her excellent summary🧵👇
I am excited to share our new paper “Crystallography of honeycomb formation under geometric frustration” in @PNASNews with Daisy Zhang, Francisco López Jiménez, and @oritpeleg. Can we learn the secrets of collective comb construction from honeybees? 🧵
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Praneet Prakash retweeted
Today it was my first seminar as an "invited speaker" and in one of the most historical universities in the UK @Cambridge_Uni. Thanks @praneetpg for hosting and showing me around, and for all the discussions during and after the talk.
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Praneet Prakash retweeted
📢We are recruiting a postdoc to work on exciting projects at the intersection of microbiology and biophysics. To learn more about our research, visit wadhwalab.com. Please share and retweet!🙏 #postdocjobs #AcademicTwitter @BlastMeetings
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You've found a new species of some motile microbe, you want to study its #motility and behaviour, but it's too fast and too sneaky, what do you do? Build a ufluidic trap so it can't escape! hope you'll enjoy reading our paper out today in @eLife! doi.org/10.7554/eLife.76519 1/
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We often think of #corals as being rather sedentary, but did you know they have motile larvae? What makes them swim: #cilia of course! 🪸 Our new preprint biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… explores the ciliary flows induced by single larvae of the broadcast spawning coral Acropora... 1/
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Praneet Prakash retweeted
Now published in @PhysRevResearch: Stabilization of Microbial Communities by Responsive Phenotypic Switching [journals.aps.org/prresearch/…] We address the ecological implications of responsive phenotypic switching in communities of competing microbes.
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Praneet Prakash retweeted
The problem of Newtonian rod-climbing is nothing short of a mesmerizing fluid-mechanical phenomena. Here we have an oil-water interface that deforms as the rod is rotated. Our work on this to appear in Physics of Fluids.
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