Search Results - "Sudeepthi, A"

Cassie–Wenzel wetting transition on nanostructured superhydrophobic surfaces induced by surface acoustic waves by Sudeepthi, A., Yeo, L., Sen, A. K.

“…We report irreversible Cassie–Wenzel wetting transition on a nanostructured superhydrophobic surface employing surface acoustic wave (SAW) vibration. The…”
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Trapping of Aqueous Droplets under Surface Acoustic Wave-Driven Streaming in Oil-Filled Microwells by Nath, A, Sudeepthi, A, Sen, A K

“…Microwell arrays are ideal platforms for cell culturing, cell separation, and low-volume liquid handling. The ability to manipulate droplets in microwells…”
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Coalescence of Droplets in a Microwell Driven by Surface Acoustic Waves by Sudeepthi, A, Nath, A, Yeo, L. Y, Sen, A. K

“…Microwell arrays are amongst the most commonly used platforms for biochemical assays. However, the coalescence of droplets that constitute the dispersed phase…”
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Substrate stiffness affects particle distribution pattern in a drying suspension droplet by Iqbal, R., Matsumoto, Atsushi, Sudeepthi, A., Shen, Amy Q., Sen, A. K.

“…The complexities involved in achieving a tailor-made evaporative deposition pattern have remained a challenge. Here, we show that the morphological pattern of…”
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Aggregation of a dense suspension of particles in a microwell using surface acoustic wave microcentrifugation by Sudeepthi, A., Sen, A. K., Yeo, L.

“…We investigate the aggregation of a dense suspension of particles (volume fraction, φ ∼ 0.1 ) in a PDMS microwell by employing surface acoustic wave (SAW)…”
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Continuous electrical lysis of cancer cells in a microfluidic device with passivated interdigitated electrodes by Pandian, K., Ajanth Praveen, M., Hoque, S. Z., Sudeepthi, A., Sen, A. K.

“…Cell lysis is a critical step in genomics for the extraction of cellular components of downstream assays. Electrical lysis (EL) offers key advantages in terms…”
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Microfluidics Technology for Label-Free Isolation of Circulating Tumor Cells by Ajanth, P., Sudeepthi, A., Sen, A. K.

“…Circulating tumor cells (CTCs) are the tumor cells that get detached from a primary tumor site and enter bloodstream circulation that promotes the metastasis…”
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Exergetic performance evaluation of a phase change material integrated solar still by A., Sudeepthi

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