Physical Review Fluids

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As we celebrate #PRF10, Chief editor Beverley McKeon shares reflections from her recent visits as part of the Journal's anniversary:

> In the 10th birthday year of Phys. Rev. Fluids, I was very pleased to be able to visit India and Singapore to promote the journal.

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When shock waves propagate through a flexible fiber curtain, increasing the fiber aspect ratio and reducing flexibility increase shock resistance. A scaling law predicts the curtain expansion, accounting for fiber elongation and bending deformation.

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A simple droplet generation technique consists of rapidly stretching a liquid ligament from static or vibrating baths. Systematic experiments map the parameter space for ligament pinch-off into a single droplet, showing excellent reproducibility.

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