Session: Fundamentals of Electrokinetic Flows: Novel Applications and Ionic Fluxes at Interfaces (2010 Annual Meeting)

Description:

The talks in this session will focus on fundamental aspects of novel electrokinetic flows. This session specifically welcomes experimental, theoretical, and computational studies of electrokinetic flows involving ionic fluxes across interfaces due to heterogeneous reactions or between microchannels and nanochannels, membranes, and porous media. Example phenomena of interest include catalytic "Janus" nanomotors, concentration polarization, electrophoresis of ion-selective particles, biological ion channels in membranes, and intercalation dynamics in batteries. All topics on fundamental electrokinetics are welcome and are not limited to areas listed here within.

Sponsor:

Topical 3: 2010 Annual Meeting of the American Electrophoresis Society (AES)

Chair:

Jonathan D. Posner
Arizona State University
Mechanical & Aerospace Eng. & Chemical Engineering
1711 S Rural Rd ECG G346 Mechical and Aerospace Eng
Tempe, AZ 85287-6106
Phone Number: 480-965-1799
Email: jonathan.posner@asu.edu

Co-Chair:

Aditya S. Khair
Postdoctoral Research Scholar
University of California at Santa Barbara
Chemical Engineering
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-5080
Phone Number: 805-893-3158
Fax Number: 805-893-4731
Email: akhair@engineering.ucsb.edu

Papers:

96a

Desalination Shocks in Microstructures
Ali Mani, Stanford University; E. Victoria Dydek, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Martin Z. Bazant, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

96b

Real-Time PCR Quantification by Asymmetric Electrophoresis and Warburg Impedance Across Nanoslots
Sagnik Basuray, University of Notre Dame; Peter Mushenheim, University of Notre Dame; Thomas Hagan, University of Notre Dame; Satyajyoti Senapati, University of Notre Dame; Gilad Yossifon, Technion; H.-C. Chang, University of Notre Dame

96c

Electrokinetic Flows in Gradient Monoliths
Cornelius F. Ivory, Washington State University

96d

DNA Electrophoresis through Nanopores
Sandip Ghosal, Northwestern University

96e

Length Dependent Electrophoretic Mobility of Polyelectrolytes in Uniform Shear Flow
Rahul Kekre, University of Florida; J. E. Butler, University of Florida; A.J.C. Ladd, University of Florida

96f

Understanding Protein-Surfactant Structure for Efficient and High Resolution Electrophoretic Separation On Microchip Platforms
Glareh Azadi, Brown University; Anuj Chauhan, University of Florida; Anubhav Tripathi, Brown University Division of Engineering

96g

2D Assembly of Colloid Particles On An Electrode within the Ideally Polarizable Region
Christopher L. Wirth, Carnegie Mellon University; Paul J. Sides, Carnegie Mellon University; Dennis C. Prieve, Carnegie Mellon University

96h

Chemo and Phototactic Nano/Microbots
Ayusman Sen, The Pennsylvania State University

96i

Guided Motion of Self-Propelled Magnetic Colloidal Particles by Brownian Dynamics Simulations
Glenn Vidal, University of Puerto Rico–Mayagüez; Carlos Rinaldi, University of Puerto Rico–Mayagüez; Ubaldo M. Córdova-Figueroa, University of Puerto Rico–Mayagüez

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