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JOURNAL OF FLUID MECHANICS

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0022-1120

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1469-7645

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  • biomedical engineering (Engineering and Technology)
  • chemical engineering (Engineering and Technology)
  • civil engineering, geodesy and transport (Engineering and Technology)
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  • physical sciences (Natural sciences)

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  • Nutrient transport and acquisition by diatom chains in a moving fluid
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    - JOURNAL OF FLUID MECHANICS - Year 2009

    The role of fluid motion in delivery of nutrients to phytoplankton cells is a fundamental question in biological and chemical oceanography. In the study of mass transfer to phytoplankton, diatoms are of particular interest. They are non-motile, are often the most abundant components in aggregates and often form chains, so they are the ones expected to benefit most from enhancement of nutrient flux due to dissipating turbulence....

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