Technical presentation at ASME IMECE conference on “Fundamental Mechanisms of Evaporation Kinetics of Non-Spherical Microdroplets Confined by Asymmetric Micropillar Structures”
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The $10,000 seed grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation will be used to support our research in the fundamental transport mechanism of microdroplet evaporation from nanocoated microporous structures for low and high surface tension liquids. For more information click here.
Agonafer wins seed grant from Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Read More »
Technical presentation at ASME InterPACK conference on: (1) Numerical Investigation of Shape Effect on Microdroplet Evaporation; (2) Investigation of the Role of Surface Nanocoatings and Two-Phase Evaporative Heat Transfer using Molecular Dynamic Simulations
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Our research on porous membrane design is getting more media coverage. In April 12, 2018, IEEE Spectrum featured our work in an article titled “The Electronics Cooling System 400 Years in the Making”. IEEE Spectrum Article
IEEE Spectrum featured our heat sink surface engineering Read More »
With the help of a one-year, $100,000 grant from Cisco Systems Inc. we are developing a novel way to reduce heat in CPUs. Our goal is to develop new thermal materials and structures, including a micro-heat exchangers, that would help to manage the heat load without compromising performance or further increasing power consumption. Our project proposal
$100,000 grant from Cisco Systems Inc. Read More »
Our featured cover of the Journal of Colloid and Interface Science (Volume 514) was published in the March 2018 issue! Link to Publication
Featured cover of JCIS Read More »
Our recent work “Porous micropillar structures for retaining low surface tension liquids” published on Journal of Colloid and Interface Science
Our recent work “Extreme Two-Phase Cooling from Laser-Etched Diamond and Conformal, Template-Fabricated Microporous Copper” published on ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS.
Our lab is finally up and running, and more equipment is coming in every day. Check the photos on the Tools and Facilities page to see how things are looking. Stop by Greene 3003 on Danforth Campus and take a look. There’s always someone hanging around breathing in that new lab smell.
We are actively seeking undergraduates, PhD students and postdoctoral scholars to join our lab. If you are interested, check out the Join Our Team tab on the site!
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