The phenomenon of phase inversion occurs in liquid‐liquid dispersions found in a variety of
chemical engineering fields. From simple oil‐water mixtures to complex polymeric systems …

The spreading dynamics of a droplet of pure liquid deposited on a rigid, nonsoluble
substrate has been extensively investigated. In a purely hydrodynamic description, the …

What measurable physical properties allow one to distinguish surfactant-stabilised from
Pickering emulsions? Whereas surfactants influence oil/water interfaces by lowering the …

Polymer based conductive and transparent thin films are an important class of functional
materials at the heart of flexible organic electronic devices. These flexible films are prone to …

Hypothesis: Foam is not only an industrially important form of matter, but also one of soft
jammed system such as colloidal suspensions and emulsion suspensions. Since foams are …

Colloidal particles are often used to make Pickering emulsions that are reported to be very
stable. Commonly the stabilization is a combined effect of particle adsorbing at the fluid …

The destabilization of emulsions is important for many applications but remains incompletely
understood. We perform squeeze flow measurements on oil-in-water emulsions, finding that …

Blade-coating of pastes (yield stress fluids) consists of coating the fluid by pushing and
spreading it over a solid substrate. It is a widely used process in civil engineering (mortars …

We investigate the role of auto-chemotaxis in the growth and motility of an epithelium
advancing on a solid substrate. In this process, cells create their own chemoattractant …

The processes in which droplets evaporate from solid surfaces, leaving behind distinct
deposition patterns, have been studied extensively for variety of solutions. In this work, by …