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Our research interests are mainly in experimental physics of fluids at interfaces. We explore how tuning surface properties allow us to control the behaviour of fluids. We investigate how micro and nanotextures combined with chemistry modify the behaviour of droplets from the millimetric to the nanometric scale (water repellency, antifogging, antifrosting, …). Down to the atomic scale, we experimentally study the new properties of fluids and ions confined in channels with molecular dimensions. Through our research, we aim to develop new technology that will benefit the society and contribute to tackle the major challenges we face such as global warming, freshwater production, or energy decarbonization.
Latest news
- Graduation and new students in April 2024.
Congratulations to Hiroki Yachida who obtained his master’s degree! He will stay in our lab as a PhD student!
Congratulations to Yuki Serata, Kazuki Nagamitsu, and Naoki Okamoto who obtained their undergraduate degrees! Nagamitsu and Okamoto will stay in our lab as a master student!We are also pleased to welcome to the lab our new PhD student Yui Takai and two new undergraduate students Eishin Kasama and Kanata Hashimoto!
- New students in October 2023.
We are pleased to welcome to the lab our two new graduate students Zhengyang Tang and Junhua Wang!
- Graduation and new students in April 2023.
Congratulations to Kei Mukoyama who obtained his undergraduate degree! He will stay in our lab as a Master student!
We are also pleased to welcome to the lab our two new undergraduate students Naoki Okamoto and Kazuki Nagamitsu!
- Graduation and new students!
Congratulations to Hiroki Yachida and Kun-hak Lee who both obtained their undergraduate degree! They will both stay in our lab as Master’s students!
We are also pleased to welcome to the lab our two new undergraduate students Yuki Serata and Kei Mukoyama!
- Welcome to our new members!
Welcome to our new lab members Hiroki Yachida and Kun-hak Lee! They just joined our research group and we will start exciting research together!
