Due to the extremely tiny size, micro‐nanorobots hold promise in performing tasks at the
micro‐nanoscale, which is impossible for macroscale robots. However, the massive …

Capillary-driven self-assembly is a common fabrication method that consists of placing
floating particles onto a liquid-air interface. The attractive interaction between particles is …

Capillary interactions can be used to direct assembly of particles adsorbed at fluid–fluid
interfaces. Precisely controlling the magnitude and direction of capillary interactions to …

Colloidal particles adsorbed at fluid-fluid interfaces interact via mechanisms that can be
specific to the presence of interfaces, for instance, lateral capillary interactions induced by …

Solid particles adsorbed at fluid interfaces are crucial for the mechanical stability of
Pickering emulsions. The key parameter which determines the kinetic and thermodynamic …

Bicontinuous interfacially-jammed emulsion gels (bijels) are increasingly used as emulsion
templates for the fabrication of functional porous materials including membranes, electrodes …

“Inert” colloids are μm-scale particles that create no distortion when trapped at a planar fluid–
fluid interface. When placed in a curved interface, however, such colloids can create …

Magnetic ellipsoidal particles adsorbed at a liquid interface provide exciting opportunities for
creating switchable functional materials, where self-assembly can be switched on and off …

We study the orientation of magnetic cylindrical particles adsorbed at a liquid interface in an
external field using analytical theory and high resolution finite element simulations …

We investigate the equilibrium orientation and adsorption process of a single, ellipsoidal
Janus particle at a fluid–fluid interface. The particle surface comprises equally sized parts …