Robert Behringer works in granular materials, fluids and statistical mechanics. His Ph.D. probed the liquid-gas critical point of liquid helium. His post-doctoral work used the special properties of liquid helium to probe Rayleigh-Benard convection as well as properties of the superfluid helium. As an assistant professor at Wesleyan University (Middletown, CT), he carried out studies of convection as well as heat and mass transport. Since 1982, he has been at Duke University, where he has studied granular materials, convection, flow in porous media, and quantum fluids. He was among a small...Read more
2014 Spring Meeting Co-chair Meagan Lewis had a chance to chat with TJ Larkin, who spoke at the spring meeting on “Shale Oil & Gas – Don’t Let Communication Mistakes Cause an Accident.” Watch on ChEnected...
Ralph King, a senior staff consultant at Stress Engineering Services, discusses the tutorial he presented at GCPS, which aims to encourage the effective transmission of collective knowledge about industry risk and safety.
