Amir A. Pahlavan

Amir A. Pahlavan is an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Yale University. His research focuses on mechanical engineering, though specific details about his research interests, achievements, or publications are not provided. He is affiliated with the Mechanical Engineering department and maintains a profile page at https://engineering.yale.edu/research-and-faculty/faculty-directory/amir-pahlavan. No additional information about his academic background, awards, or contributions is available.

Amir Pahlavan is a researcher at Yale University specializing in Fluid Mechanics, Soft Matter, Statistical Physics, and Biophysics. His work explores complex fluid dynamics, including wetting transitions, fluid displacement in porous media, and the behavior of colloidal systems. He investigates phenomena such as bubble pinch-off, thin-film instability, and evaporation dynamics, with applications in biophysics and microfluidics. His research also addresses microbial dispersion under flow disorder and the impact of solid properties on fluid-solid interactions. Pahlavan's studies contribute to understanding transport mechanisms in soft matter and biological systems, with implications for environmental and biomedical applications.