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Our work in the Flux Lab capitalizes on the use of feature aspect ratio to enhance or control transport. Flux is characterized by a rate and an associated area. We commonly exploit the use of area with high aspect ratio structures (nano/microscale as well as mesoscale) to influence the rate of heat and mass transfer.

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Dec 2019:Ben Brownlee joins Teledyne Scientific Company. Congratulations!
Nov 2019:The Flux Lab has a strong showing at IMECE 2019 in Salt Lake City with Ben Brownlee, Aaron Bame, Ernest Lee, Rydge Mulford, Sam Avila and Kyle Meaker presenting.
Sep 2019:Shaur Humayun joins the Flux Lab as a PhD student studying condensation at superhydrophobic surfaces.
Aug 2019:Rydge Mulford joins the faculty at the University of Dayton. Congratulations!
Aug 2019:Dr. Iverson presents work regarding condensation at superhydrophobic surfaces at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany.
Jul 2019:Dr. Iverson is promoted to the rank of Associate Professor. Congratulations!

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Funding Sources

National Science Foundation

National Science Foundation

PacifiCorp

PacifiCorp

PerkinElmer

PerkinElmer

NASA

NASA

Utah NASA Space Grant Consortium

Utah NASA Space Grant Consortium

Utah

Utah

Brigham Young University

Brigham Young University