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    Control over Coffee-Ring Formation in Evaporating Liquid Drops Containing Ellipsoids by Dugyala, Venkateshwar Rao, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in Langmuir (29-07-2014)
    “…A control over the nature of deposit pattern obtained after the evaporation of solvent from a sessile drop containing dispersed materials has been demonstrated…”
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    Destabilization of Pickering emulsions by interfacial transport of mutually soluble solute by Kumar, Hemant, Upendar, Siliveru, Mani, Ethayaraja, Madivala G. Basavaraj

    Published in Journal of colloid and interface science (01-03-2023)
    “…[Display omitted] Pickering emulsions (PEs) once formed are highly stable because of very high desorption energies (∼107 kBT) associated with particles…”
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    Evaporation of Sessile Drops Containing Colloidal Rods: Coffee-Ring and Order–Disorder Transition by Dugyala, Venkateshwar Rao, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in The journal of physical chemistry. B (05-03-2015)
    “…Liquid drops containing insoluble solutes when dried on solid substrates leave distinct ring-like deposits at the periphery or along the three-phase contact…”
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    Tailoring pore distribution in polymer films via evaporation induced phase separation by Pervin, Rumiaya, Ghosh, Pijush, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in RSC advances (17-05-2019)
    “…By considering a mixture of poly(methyl methacrylate)-tetrahydrofuran-water (PMMA-THF-H O), we report an experimental approach to tune the distribution of…”
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    Electrostatic Heteroaggregation: Fundamentals and Applications in Interfacial Engineering by Madhavan, Nithin, Deshpande, Abhijit P., Mani, Ethayaraja, Basavaraj, Madivala G.

    Published in Langmuir (14-02-2023)
    “…The aggregation of oppositely charged soft materials (particles, surfactants, polyelectrolytes, etc.) that differ in one or more physical or chemical…”
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    Aggregation and Stabilization of Colloidal Spheroids by Oppositely Charged Spherical Nanoparticles by Upendar, Siliveru, Mani, Ethayaraja, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in Langmuir (05-06-2018)
    “…Heteroaggregation of colloids is an important yet complex physical process involving colloidal/nanosized particles and is relevant in river delta formation,…”
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    A Model for the Prediction of Droplet Size in Pickering Emulsions Stabilized by Oppositely Charged Particles by Nallamilli, Trivikram, Mani, Ethayaraja, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in Langmuir (12-08-2014)
    “…Colloidal particles irreversibly adsorb at fluid–fluid interfaces stabilizing what are commonly called “Pickering” emulsions and foams. A simple geometrical…”
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    Modulation of Central Depletion Zone in Evaporated Sessile Drops via Substrate Heating by Lama, Hisay, Satapathy, Dillip K, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in Langmuir (05-05-2020)
    “…In this article, we report the influence of substrate temperature (T sub) on the evaporation driven patterning of colloids on solid substrates. When the drops…”
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    Spray drying of colloidal dispersions containing ellipsoids by Mondal, Ranajt, Das, Avik, Sen, Debasis, Satapathy, Dillip K., Basavaraj, Madivala G.

    Published in Journal of colloid and interface science (01-09-2019)
    “…[Display omitted] Spray drying is a facile technique to transform colloidal dispersion into micro-granules of controlled size, shape, and morphology. There is…”
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    Beyond Coffee Rings: Drying Drops of Colloidal Dispersions on Inclined Substrates by Thampi, Sumesh P, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in ACS omega (26-05-2020)
    “…The patterns resulting from drying particle-laden sessile drops (for example, coffee rings, where the particles are concentrated more at the edge, and their…”
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    Porous Ceramics via Processable Pickering Emulsion Stabilized by Oppositely Charged Colloids by Madhavan, Nithin, Mukherjee, Manas, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in Langmuir (06-10-2020)
    “…We report a method to produce processable Pickering emulsions in which electrostatic heteroaggregation of oppositely charged fumed silica and alumina particles…”
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    Plant Latex as a Versatile and Sustainable Emulsifier by Kumar, Hemant, Basavaraj, Madivala G.

    Published in Langmuir (01-11-2022)
    “…Emulsions are a class of high-surface-energy materials typically stabilized by surfactants, polymers, particles, or a combination of these. There has been…”
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    Synergistic stabilization of Pickering emulsions by in situ modification of kaolinite with non ionic surfactant by Nallamilli, Trivikram, Basavaraj, Madivala G.

    Published in Applied clay science (01-11-2017)
    “…Synergistic stabilization of decane/water emulsions with a combination of kaolinite and non ionic surfactant SPAN-80 is explored. Pure kaolinite being charged…”
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    Shape-Anisotropic Colloids at Interfaces by Anjali, Thriveni G, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in Langmuir (08-01-2019)
    “…Research in the 1980s demonstrated the formation of monolayers of particles achieved by interfacial particle trapping as a model system for investigating…”
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    Controlling the microstructure of emulsions by exploiting particle-polyelectrolyte association by Shahid, Shumaila, Basavaraj, Madivala G.

    Published in Journal of colloid and interface science (01-09-2021)
    “…[Display omitted] Albeit solid stabilized emulsions are studied for several decades, the surface of the emulsion drops most often are coated with densely…”
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    Single-Step Formation of Pickering Double Emulsions by Exploiting Differential Wettability of Particles by Kumar, Hemant, Tiwari, Madhvi, Dugyala, Venkateshwar Rao, Basavaraj, Madivala G.

    Published in Langmuir (16-04-2024)
    “…We present a modular single-step strategy for the formation of single and Pickering double emulsions (DEs). To this end, we consider the role of surface…”
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    Stabilization of Pickering Emulsions with Oppositely Charged Latex Particles: Influence of Various Parameters and Particle Arrangement around Droplets by Nallamilli, Trivikram, Binks, Bernard P, Mani, Ethayaraja, Basavaraj, Madivala G

    Published in Langmuir (20-10-2015)
    “…In this study we explore the fundamental aspects of Pickering emulsions stabilized by oppositely charged particles. Using oppositely charged latex particles as…”
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    Effect of Colloidal Surface Charge on Desiccation Cracks by Kumar, Sanket, Basavaraj, Madivala G., Satapathy, Dillip K.

    Published in Langmuir (25-07-2023)
    “…We report the effect of polarity and surface charge density on the nucleation and growth kinetics of desiccation cracks in deposits of colloids formed by…”
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    Oil-in-Water Emulsions Stabilized by Hydrophilic Homopolymers by Karishma, S., Rajvanshi, Kirti, Kumar, Hemant, Basavaraj, Madivala G., Mani, Ethayaraja

    Published in Langmuir (26-09-2023)
    “…Most of the polymeric emulsifiers have diblock and triblock copolymer architecture containing hydrophilic and hydrophobic domains. In this work, we show that…”
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    Drying-Induced Flash Nanoprecipitation in a Sessile Drop: A Route to Synthesize Polymeric Nanoparticles by Manohar, Anagha, M, Soundarya, Basavaraj, Madivala G., Sudhakar, Swathi, Mani, Ethayaraja

    Published in Langmuir (02-07-2024)
    “…Flash nanoprecipitation is a simple and scalable method to produce nanoparticles by rapid mixing of a polymer solution with an antisolvent. High-speed mixing…”
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