Regular biography
Andreas Münch is a Research Fellow at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, within the Department of MATH. His research interests include topics related to fluid dynamics and mathematical modeling, as evidenced by his recent publications in areas such as poroelastic particle dynamics and electrochemical regulation of polyelectrolytes. Münch is affiliated with St. Catherine's College and holds a Dr rer. nat. degree. His work has been published in journals such as Physical Review Fluids and the IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics. He is also associated with the Oxford Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics.
Scholar-generated biography
Andreas Münch is a researcher in Applied Mathematics, focusing on the dynamics of thin liquid films and related phenomena. His work explores undercompressive shocks, contact line stability, and dewetting processes in thin films, with an emphasis on the role of hydrodynamic slip and viscoelastic effects. He has investigated the behavior of polymer films, spin coating, and the stability of thin-film traveling waves. His research also includes phase-field models for solid-state dewetting and the analysis of slip-controlled dynamics in viscoelastic liquids. Münch's contributions span both theoretical and applied aspects of fluid mechanics and interfacial phenomena.