81 Microfluidic and Nanoscale Flows: Separations & Particulates


Description:
This session focuses on the hydrodynamics in microfluidic and nanofluidic flow devices. Of particular interest are particle transport, separation, or trapping in a microfluidic systems.

Sponsor:
Fluid Mechanics


Chair:
Siva A. Vanapalli
Associate Professor
Texas Tech University
Chemical Engineering
Lubbock, TX
79406
Email: Siva.vanapalli@ttu.edu

Co-Chair:
Cari S. Dutcher
Assistant Professor
University of Minnesota
Mechanical Engineering
Minneapolis, MN
95616
Email: cdutcher@umn.edu


Papers:
81a
High-Throughput Mechanical Stimulation and Functional Imaging in vivo
Hang Lu, Georgia Institute of Technology
81b
The Steady Motion of a Train of Vesicles in a Cylindrical Channel of Arbitrary Cross Section
Joseph M. Barakat, Stanford University; Eric S. G. Shaqfeh, Stanford University
81c
The Dissolution of a Sheared Water Drop in Bitumen Measured Using a Novel Microfluidic Platform
Sachin Goel, University of Toronto; Samson Ng, Syncrude Canada; Edgar Acosta, University of Toronto; Arun Ramachandran, University of Toronto
81d
Adhesion and Break-up of Model Metastatic Cancer Cell Clusters during Passage through a Microfluidic Constriction
Yeng-Long Chen, Academia Sinica; Sam Au, Harvard Medical School; Mehmet Toner, Massachusetts General Hospital
81e
Chaotic Thermal Convection in Microfluidic Hydrothermal Pore Environments
Aashish Priye, Sandia National Laboratories; Yuncheng Yu, Texas A&M University; Vijay Ravisankar, Texas A&M University; Yassin A. Hassan, Texas A&M University; Victor M. Ugaz, Texas A&M University
81f
Using Droplet Microfluidics to Study Chemical Thermodynamics of Aqueous Atmospheric Aerosol Particles
Lucy Nandy, University of Minnesota; Cari S. Dutcher, University of Minnesota
81g
Analysis of the Engulfment of a Foreign Particle By a Solidification Interface: A New Scaling for Flow and Interfacial Forces Involving SiC Particles during Silicon Crystal Growth
Jeffrey J. Derby, University of Minnesota; Yutao Tao, University of Minnesota; Christian Reimann, Fraunhofer IISB; Jochen Friedrich, Fraunhofer IISB; Thomas Jauss, University of Freiburg; Tina Sorgenfrei, University of Freiburg; Arne Croell, University of Freiburg
81h
Hydrodynamic Mobility of Particles, Vesicles and Cancer Cells in a Square Microchannel
Shamim Ahmmed, Texas Tech University; Naureen Suteria, Texas Tech University; Valeria Garbin, Imperial College; Siva A. Vanapalli, Texas Tech University
81i
Deformable Droplet Migration in a Narrow Microchannel at Finite Reynolds Numbers Via Dissipative Particle Dynamics (DPD)
Ryan L. Marson, University of Michigan; Ronald G. Larson, University of Michigan
Abstract Submissions Closed
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