Jake Anderegg Soap on milk causes surface-tension driven flow, visualized with food dye. More information	Nicholas Cote Soap and food dye on milk creates a surface tension driven flow. More information	Ernesto Grossman Surface-tension driven flow in dyed milk is enhanced by spinning and dragging the Q-tip with soap through the milk. More information	Mitchell Stubbs, Sam Sommers, Joshua Hecht Soap and food dye on milk creates a surface tension driven flow. More information	Sam Sommers, Joshua Hecht, Mitch Stubbs Soap and food dye on milk creates a surface tension driven flow. More information
Alexander Ting Soap on milk creates a surface-tension driven flow, visualized by dye. More information	Amanda Childress, Andrew Tycksen, Ankit Sharma, Jacob Wright, Qian Li. Chilled whole milk makes stars when the classic surface tension driven experiment is performed with dye and soap. More information	Joshua Hecht, Mitch Stubbs, Sam Sommers Dye was put in milk, then rotated 1/4 turn, then a bit of soap was added to drive the flow outward. More information	Hamed Yazdi Surface tension on a hydrophobic penny surface can hold up to two pennies' height in water. More information	Jeremy Baugh Stage fog drifts across a view into a projection showing a wind-driven sculpture. More information
Qian Li A bubble forming cycle in heterogeneous boiling of water, filmed at 500 fps. More information	Nathan Amack Boiling water results in a variety of bubble sizes and motions. More information	Michael Chilton Boiling water breaks through a thick olive oil layer in distinct areas. Color shifted. More information	Fury Nick Beato Oil and vinegar don't mix, even close-up. More information	Sreyas Krishnan Boiling milk builds a foam due to protein and fat reinforcing bubbles. More information
Jeff Byrne, Anthony Johnson, Aaron Coady and Alyssa Berg Saffman-Taylor viscous fingering is seen as the top sheet is lifted off a Hele Shaw cell, pulling air into dyed corn syrup. More information	Alyssa Berg, Anthony Johnson, Jeff Byrne, and Aaron Coady Saffman-Taylor viscous fingering is seen as the top sheet is lifted off a Hele Shaw cell, pulling air into dyed corn syrup. More information	Anthony Johnson, Aaron Coady, Jeff Byrne and Alyssa Berg Dense highlighter ink displaces higher viscosity corn syrup and laundry detergent, resulting in viscous fingering, Shown color reversed. More information	Aaron Coady, Jeff Byrne, Anthony Johnson and Alyssa Berg Maple syrup, topped by dilute laundry detergent, topped in turn by dilute highlighter in shows spreading viscous layers, illustrating the Marangoni effect. More information	Gregory Lundeen Oobleck, a 2:1 mix of cornstarch and water, forms amorphous shapes when vibrated at 70 hz due to its shear-thickening behavior. More information
Colin Stewart, Josh Lester, Emily Howard, Travis Brown, Preston Wheeler A rough surface, plus potassium benzoate and aspartame within Mentos reduce the amount of energy required for the bubbles to form making it easier for CO2 bubbles to form in Coke. More information	Emily Howard, Travis Brown, Josh Lester, Colin Stewart, Preston Wheeler Three Mentos in Diet Coke causes rapid release of carbon dioxide, driving the foam fountain. More information	Preston Wheeler, Colin Stewart, Josh Lester, Emily Howard, Travis Brown A streak photo allows estimation of the droplet and jet speed to be 3 m/s, resulting in a Reynolds number of 20,000. More information	Josh Lester, Emily Howard, Travis Brown, Colin Stewart, Preston Wheeler A relatively slow exposure of 1/8 second creates a streak photo of a Mentos/Coke fountain. More information	Nick Shearon A laminar flow of chocolate milk impacting the side of a glass. More information
Sacred Heart Doug Schwichtenberg, Ryan Kelly, Andrew Fish, Nicholas Travers, George Seese Propane passed through soapy water creates combustible bubbles. More information	George Seese, Doug Schwichtenberg, Ryan Kelly, Andrew Fish A burning vortex ring is formed as copper sulfate and rubbing alcohol is ignited. More information	Ryan Kelly, Andrew Fish, Doug Schwichtenberg, Nicholas Travers, George Seese Copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate and rubbing alcohol produce a range of colors as they combust. More information	Andrew Fish, Doug Schwichtenberg, Ryan Kelly, Nicholas Travers, George Seese Flaming P-Tex polyethelyne burns as it drips. More information	Ankit Sharma Growing icicles release tiny amounts of heat into the air, which then rises, slowing growth at the top. Water on the surface of an icicle flows down, visualized here with dye. More information
Brayden Hass, Jakob Anderegg, Peter Davis, Kerylyn Lay, David Oakley. On a dry day, a little water added to boiling liquid nitrigen in a dish dramatically increased fog production More information	Kerylyn Lay, Peter Davis, Jakob Anderegg, David Oakley, and Brayden Hass. Cold heavy bubbles containing water fog are formed when gas evaporated from liquid nitrogen passes through a soap solution. More information	David Oakley, Kerylyn Lay, Peter Davis, Jakob Anderegg, and Brayden Hass. Cold heavy bubbles containing water fog are formed when gas evaporated from liquid nitrogen passes through a soap solution. More information	Peter Davis, Jakob Anderegg, Kerylyn Lay, David Oakley, and Brayden Hass. Cold heavy bubbles containing water fog are formed when gas evaporated from liquid nitrogen passes through a soap solution. More information	Hayley Schneider and team, supervised by Prof. Y.C. Lee. A condensing refrigerant flows through a Joule-Thompson valve in a microcooler device, filmed through a microscope at 800 fps. More information
Jennie Jorgenson, Joshua Smith, Nathaniel Amack, Benjamin Pacheco A photomicrograph of a bent-core liquid crystal in the disordered crystalline phase. More information	Benjamin Pacheco, Jennie Jorgenson, Joshua Smith, Nathaniel Amack, A photomicrograph of a synthetic thermotropic liquid crystal in the smectic A phase, under applied voltage bias and polarized light. The dark areas show a different crystal orientation from the bright areas. More information	Joshua Smith, Benjamin Pacheco, Jennie Jorgenson, Nathaniel Amack, A photomicrograph of a bent-core liquid crystal in transition between smectic and columnar phases. Black areas have a different orientation. More information	More information	Guy Casavan, Alyssa Berg, Aaron Coady, Nick Cote, and Sreyas Krishnan Sand on a shaker table forms itself into piles stratified by particle size due to intergranular friction. More information
Nicholas Travers, Scotty Hamilton Three-dimensional structure is seen in vortexes shed in the wake of a cylinder in a flume, mirrored to produce symmetry. More information	Scotty Hamilton, Nicholas Travers Three-dimensional structure is seen in vortexes shed in the wake of a cylinder in a flume, color reversed. More information	Travis Brown, Emily Howard, Josh Lester, Colin Stewart, Preston Wheeler An air pocket is trapped as water flows over an obstacle in a flume, shown color-reversed. More information	Jacob Wright and Andrew Tycksen A paintball impacting a wall, filmed at 6000 fps. More information	Andrew Tycksen and Jacob Wright A paintball impacting a wall, filmed at 6000 fps. More information