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Sweet
Crystallization I
and Sweet Crystallization
II
- Claude Laroche and Eric Falcon (CNRS, Université Paris
Diderot) 2017
Views under microscope of
morphogenesis occuring during the crystallisation of
a heated sweet water solution. On these shot, the
two phases, solid and liquid, coexist.
Liquid Turmoil - Claude Laroche and Eric
Falcon (CNRS,
Université Paris Diderot)
Top views
of patterns on the surface of a fluid layer subjected to a
vertical oscillating vibration. Different photos correspond to
different forcing parameters.
Liquid deformations of largest ampitude appear in white due to
the reflection of the lighting located above the cell (Cell of
10 cm in diameter - 1 cm water depth).
Morphogenesis during
evaporation of a saline water
solution - Claude Laroche and
Eric Falcon (CNRS,
Université Paris Diderot)
2017
![Salt drop evaporation](photoAIR/IMGP2134reworked.jpg)
Exposition
"Art
In Research" at Abbey de
Silvacane (XIIe), at La Roque
d’Anthéron, from 6 July to 29
August 2019
Exposition
"Art
In Research" at the Théâtre
de La Reine Blanche, Paris,
from 11 Feb. to 19 May 2018