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Words over a backdrop of colorful droplets flowing past cylindrical posts. Text reads, "How do droplets move through porous media?"

Image divided in three sections. On the left, green droplets flowing through posts. On the right, large pink droplets flowing through posts. In the center on a black background, an illustration of a blue drop touching a post. Text reads, "As droplets move in, we measure their area and velocity at the moment of contact with an obstacle."

Against a backdrop of colorful droplets, text reads, "By adding glycerol to the droplets, we can see the fluid mixing during coalescence. Otherwise, it happened too fast!"

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