Biologic Fluid Dynamics Home Page at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock

BioFluids is a HTTP/1.1 compatible server. Its purpose is to make a variety of hypertext documents available to Web browsers, especially those interested in Biologic Fluid Mechanics.

The Biologic Fluid Dynamics Group is interested in applying Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to understand the flow found in the airways and the in the vascular system. Potential benefits of this research involve gene replacement therapy for cystic fibrosis, asthma medication delivery and understanding the effects of pollutant exposure

Documents are available for the following topics.

Pulmonary flow

Information regarding airflow and vascular flow dynamics.

Chaos / Nonlinear biologic processes

Information on chaotic and nonlinear biologic processes.

NCSA home page

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Any questions or bug reports should be sent to gaylen@giles.ualr.edu

Gaylen Burnside

Biologic Fluid Dynamics Lab, University of Arkansas - Little Rock