Editor’s Note: This post on the Brazil Nut Effect was written by Steve Grimmer, Little River’s Artist Mechanic. In our planning meeting last week, I had to be reminded by my colleagues that the Brazil Nut Effect is a phenomenon wherein larger particles will tend to...
Blog Post by Steve Grimmer, Artist Mechanic at LRRD I’ve recently stumbled upon some fascinating blog posts by Philip S. Prince of the Virginia Division of Geology and Mineral Resources posted on Virginia Tech’s excellent GeoModels website for their Active Tectonics...
Steve has spent thousands of hours of R&D on our Emriver research instruments, including the sediment feeder, dye injector, groundwater system, and magnetic flow meter. He says “It’s nice when you build and wire, and load the code, and thousands of...
We’re thrilled that some of our friends and collaborators are using our models for great work in education, research and outreach, and blogging about it. We get to work with some remarkable educators. Matt Kuchta has posted videos of his experiments in the Em2...
