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Invited Lectures X, Stephen K. Wilson: "Recent developments on the evaporation of sessile droplets"

FLUIDOS 2021 Invited Lectures X: Stephen K. Wilson "Recent developments on the evaporation of sessile droplets: Competitive evaporation of multiple droplets and the evaporation of droplets on non-planar substrates" Abstract The evaporation of sessile droplets has been the subject of extensive experimental, numerical and analytical investigation in recent years, partly motivated by the wide range of everyday and industrial situations, such as protein crystallography, surface patterning, ink-jet printing (including that of OLED displays) and agrochemical spraying of plants, in which it occurs. In this talk I shall review some of the recent developments in the study of evaporating droplets, focusing on situations in which mathematical modelling can give new insights into this fascinating multidisciplinary problem, including the competitive evaporation of multiple droplets and the evaporation of droplets on non-planar substrates. The results presented in this talk are the outcome of joint work with a large number of collaborators, including Drs Brian Duffy, David Pritchard and Alexander Wray (University of Strathclyde), Professor Khellil Sefiane (University of Edinburgh) and Professor Colin Bain (University of Durham), and past and present research students, including Gavin Dunn, Jutta Stauber, Feargus Schofield, Hannah-May D’Ambrosio and Laura Mills, all of whose invaluable contributions are gratefully acknowledged.