Physics and Astronomy Professor John R. de Bruyn has been appointed to the editorial board of  The Journal of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics.

This appointment recognizes John’s contributions to the field, where he specializes in experimental condensed matter physics, including research on soft materials, complex fluids, biological physics, granular flows, and applied physics.

[Background image: gullies on Mars, photographed by NASA’s HiRise, could have formed by flowing water, liquid carbon dioxide, or dry granular flows.]