Micro and nanoparticle adsorption to and assembly by capillarity at fluid–fluid interfaces are
intriguing aspects of soft matter science with broad potential in the directed assembly of …

Nanoparticles at fluid interfaces are becoming a central topic in colloid science studies.
Unlike in the case of colloids in suspensions, the description of the forces determining the …

The third edition of this besteller covers the latest advancements in this rapidly growing field.
Focusing on analyses and critical evaluation of the subject, this new edition reviews the …

Colloidal particles confined at liquid interfaces have important applications, for example in
the stabilization of emulsions and foams. Also the self-assembly of particles at interfaces …

Using stimulus-sensitive microgel particles as an emulsifier, we have prepared a new type of
emulsion responsive to pH, ionic strength, and temperature changes. Each of these …

We discuss qualitative and quantitative aspects of the effective interactions between
micrometer-sized colloids of different types trapped at fluid interfaces, with a particular …

A colloidal system represents a multiphase (heterogeneous) system, in which at least one of
the phases exists in the form of very small particles: typically smaller than 1 µm but still much …

The liquid interface around an adsorbed colloidal particle can be undulated because of
roughness or heterogeneity of the particle surface, or due to the fact that the particle has non …

We experimentally and theoretically investigate the shapes of contact lines on the surfaces
of micrometer-sized polystyrene ellipsoids at the water-air interface. By combining …

The controlled generation of 2D aggregate networks is studied experimentally using
micrometer-sized polystyrene latex particles attached to the oil− water interface. Starting …