Engineering fluid transport solutions to key societal issues
Our work
At the Wilhelmus Lab, we are passionate about exploring fundamental scientific questions at the intersection of environmental science, biology, and engineering. Our research centers on fluid mechanics, with a particular emphasis on transport processes and mixing phenomena. By combining advanced experimental techniques with custom analytical tools, we take on complex, interdisciplinary challenges spanning science and technology.
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Tracking sea ice from remote sensing imagery
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Measuring daily rotation rates of free-drifting sea ice in the Arctic
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Inferring ocean turbulence from satellite sea ice observations
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Revealing the evolution of sea ice floe sizes in marginal ice zones
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Investigation of mesozooplankton swarm migrations
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Understanding metachronal propulsion underwater
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Engineering robotic metachronal models for systematic studies
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Engineering the next-generation of underwater robotic platforms
Let’s collaborate!
We are always looking for new ideas or applications.
