Session: Microfluidics and Small-Scale Flows I: Fundamentals (2009 Annual Meeting)

Description:

This session of contributed talks will focus on microhydrodynamic phenomena in the low-Reynolds number regime. Topics will include studies of flow, particle manipulation, and heat and mass transfer in microfluidic devices.

Sponsor:

Fluid Mechanics

Chair:

James F. Gilchrist
Lehigh University
Department of Chemical Engineering
Bethlehem, PA 18015
Phone Number: 610-758-4781
Email: gilchrist@lehigh.edu

Co-Chair:

Hang Lu

Papers:

371a

Effects of Fluctuating Hydrodynamic Interactions On the Dynamics of Confined Polymer Solutions: Grooved Channels and Pore-Translocation Rates
Juan P. Hernandez-Ortiz, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Sede Medellin; Michael D. Graham, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Juan J. De Pablo, University of Wisconsin

371b

Partition Induced Vector Separation in Microfluidic Devices
Jorge A. Bernate, Johns Hopkins University; Carson Riche, Johns Hopkins University; German Drazer, Johns Hopkins University

371c

Particle Interactions with Patchy Surfaces in Confined Microscale Flow: Insights From Modeling
Jeffrey M. Davis, University of Massachusetts; Maria M. Santore, University of Massachusetts; Ranojoy D. Duffadar, University of Massachusetts

371d

Induced Charge Electrokinetics Over 'controllably Contaminated' Surfaces: The Effects of Dielectric Thin Films and Surface Chemistry
Andrew J. Pascall, University of California, Santa Barbara; Todd M. Squires, University of California at Santa Barbara

371e

Concentration Gradient Generation Using Induced Charge Electro-Osmosis
Mranal Jain, University of Alberta; Anthony Yeung, University of Alberta; Krishnaswamy Nandakumar, The Petroleum Institute

371f

Anisotropic Electro-Osmotic Flow Over Super-Hydrophobic Surfaces
Martin Z. Bazant, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Supreet Bahga, Stanford University; Olga I. Vinogradova, Russian Academy of Sciences

371g

Drag Force in Vibrating Nanowires Using Theory and Simulations
Shriram Ramanathan, Cornell University; Donald L. Koch, Cornell University; Rustom Bhiladvala, University of Victoria

371h

Passive Breakup of Viscoelastic Droplets and Filament Self-Thinning at a Microfluidic T-Junction
Gordon F. Christopher, Carnegie Mellon University; Shelley L. Anna, Carnegie Mellon University

371i

Characterization of Bubble Breakup in a Rectangular Microchannel
Gautham C. Unni, Missouri University of Science and Technology; Kimberly H. Henthorn, Missouri University of Science and Technology

371j

The Effects of Viscosity and Surfactant Concentration On Two Phase Flow in a T-Junction Microfluidic Device
Chris Tostado, The State Key Lab of Chemical Engineering; Jianhong Xu, The State Key Lab of Chemical Engineering; Guangsheng Luo, The State Key Lab of Chemical Engineering

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