2006, Vol.9, No.2, pp.125-132
Physics of Fluids is a discipline of the 19th century - but it
also a challenge for the 21st century. Both statements - the long
tradition as well as the challenge for the future - also hold for
the physics of bubbles. In this article I show several examples
for this. The article is based on my Spinoza Prize lecture in Den
Haag (Netherlands) on November 23, 2005.
Key words:
bubbles, sonoluminescence, cavitation, underwater
acoustics, piezo-acoustic ink-jet printing, ultrasound imaging,
gene- and drug delivery, surface nanobubbles, impact events, free
surface flow, granular matter
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