Supraparticles are agglomerates of nano-and/or microparticles with sizes ranging from tens
to hundreds of microns, making them more accessible for handling and recovery than the …

The interest in the low energy self-emulsification techniques has exploded in the recent
years, driven by three main trends: by the transition to “greener” technologies in both its …

Excessive residual pesticides have raised overall environmental damage and health hazard
issues, thus the development of facile and sensitive means for pesticide monitoring in …

The surface-templated evaporation-driven (S-TED) method that uses liquid-repellent
surfaces has attracted considerable attention for its use in fabricating supraparticles of …

Colloidal supraparticles are finite, spherical assemblies of many primary particles. To take
advantage of their emergent functionalities, such supraparticles must retain their structural …

Interfacial superwettability and biosensors are constantly evolving and being recognized as
ubiquitous components of interfacial science. Superwettability provides new insight from …

Small‐sized temperature indicator additives autonomously record temperature events via a
gradual irreversible signal change. This permits, for instance, the indication of possible cold …

The transport and aggregation of particles in suspensions is an important process in many
physicochemical and industrial processes. In this work, we study the transport of particles in …

Over the past decade, there has been a growing interest in the study of multicomponent
drops. These drops exhibit unique phenomena, as the interplay between hydrodynamics …

Drying a colloidal droplet involves complex physics that is often accompanied by
evaporation-induced concentration gradients inside of the droplet, offering a platform for …