The Gallery of Fluid Motion is intended to be a visual record of the aesthetic and science of contemporary fluid mechanics, to be shared both with fellow researchers and the general public. Each year, the submissions are judged for their combination of striking visual qualities and scientific interest and the top-ranked video and poster entries are designated as Milton Van Dyke Awardees or Gallery Winners, which are subsequently published in APS' journal Physical Review Fluids. The Gallery is intended to be a venue to showcase new images and work. If selected for publication as a Gallery winner, it is expected that normal copyright practices will be followed (either APS will be granted copyright of the images that can be reused by the author in other publications with appropriate attribution of original work, or if published in another journal prior to winning Gallery articles, the authors will secure similar authorization prior to being accepted for publication in the Gallery).
Please note that the Gallery of Fluid Motion is not a venue for technical posters (which can be submitted through the normal abstract submission), nor student posters.
- Both GFM Poster and Video submission entries must be started before 5:00 pm on Friday EDT, September 16, 2022.
- For all entries, the finalized submission (poster or video) to be displayed at the meeting must be uploaded to the account by 5:00 pm EDT on Friday, October 7, 2022.
- Posters must be brought to the meeting but can be uploaded post-meeting if desired.
Gallery of Fluid Motion Submission Process:
i) All entries to the Gallery must create a submission entry (title, authors, affiliations, contact information and copyright permissions) by September 16, 2022 to enable the organizers to complete the program listing for the meeting.
ii) Authors must agree to make their entry available to the public under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
iii) All submissions (poster and video) must be uploaded to the Gallery by Monday, October 7, 2022.
iv) For video entries, the video may use any codec format and resolution (1920 x 1080 recommended), but must meet the following guidelines:
b) The video must use a black title screen with white text stating the video title, contributor names, and affiliations. See example title screen.
c) Audio can be included as part of the video. Please note: copyrighted music or other audio must be properly licensed so that the video can be made available under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License and hosted on third-party services such as YouTube, Vimeo, etc.
v) Posters should contain photographs and or graphics along with brief explanatory text and names and affiliations of all authors. Multiple entries by the same author are permitted, provided different images/artwork are used.
vi) All completed submissions will be assigned a permanently citable DOI record that can be used to reference the work.
Example Title Screen
