Datta Lab
@TheSquishyLab
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Lab of Sujit Datta @Caltech studying transport of soft (“squishy”) and living systems to address challenges in biotech, energy, medicine, & sustainability.
Pasadena, CA
Joined January 2020
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RT @SoRheology: The SoR Community Development Committee is seeking professional rheologists at all career stages working in industrial, aca….
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RT @Suvendu__Mandal: Worm clusters, jellyfish tentacles, robotic arms -- what do they have in common?.Our new study in @NatureComms reveal….
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RT @NatChemEng: Our June Editorial highlights our dedicated monthly column, By the Numbers, which covers dimensional analysis and scaling a….
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We have an exciting set of Area 1J sessions covering all areas of fluids & transport:.*Mon 11/3 — Faculty candidates & plenary speakers describe new frontiers.*Tue 11/4 — Sessions honoring Andy Acrivos + regular sessions.*Wed 11/5 — Regular sessions.See y'all in Boston this fall!.
Registration is Now Open for the 2025 AIChE® Annual Meeting! The must-attend conference for chemical engineers, R&D scientists, and academic leaders at all career stages. Join a vibrant global community this November in Boston: #AIChEAnnual #AIChE2025
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RT @ChEnected: Registration is Now Open for the 2025 AIChE® Annual Meeting! The must-attend conference for chemical engineers, R&D scientis….
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RT @greg_stephens: A vital and very enjoyable component of my academic work is teaching students at all levels how to extend the frontiers….
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Thrilled to see this paper published @softmatter!.Check it out at In it, we describe how the unique rheology of wormlike micelle solutions influences their unsteady flow through windy serpentine channels. Summary in the tweetorial below ⬇️.
Excited to release our latest work, led by PhD student Emily Chen: . Here, we uncover how the unique rheological properties of wormlike micelles (WLM) influences their flow behavior in tortuous serpentine channels. 🪱💧🌪️. Tweetorial follows. [1/7]
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RT @FlatironInst: Trying to anticipate how bacteria will spread is like predicting the flight of a leaf in a windstorm — it’s complicated a….
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RT @daniellejmai: PhD student Michelle Quan's review article on “Biomolecular Actuators for Soft Robots” was selected for the cover of Chem….
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RT @AllysonSgro: Are you a student or postdoc working on theory for biological problems? Just over two weeks left to apply for our fall wor….
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RT @baym: The latest work from my lab, Phage Disco, a method @EllieRand3 developed for targeted discovery of bacteriophages based on the ba….
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RT @ChEnected: Join us in celebrating Jean Tom, our May Donor of the Month! 🌟 Her dedication kickstarted the 35 Under 35 Award Endowment, e….
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RT @NaturePhysics: The nonlinear mechanical properties of soft biological tissues and composites are poorly understood. Their strain stiffe….
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RT @PhysRevLett: The height and position of the loss modulus overshoot during yielding of yield-stress fluids are controlled by linear visc….
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RT @dreyfusfndn: Calling all outstanding early-career faculty in the chemical sciences at primarily undergraduate institutions!. Nomination….
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RT @GCelora: Extremely happy to see our work on the collective chemotaxis of cell groups out! . Such an incredible and fun collaboration le….
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RT @SoRheology: The abstract deadline for the Society of Rheology Annual Meeting is extended to May 30th to accommodate requests from speak….
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RT @ShrivastavaLab: Presenting RABiTPy - a Python package for bacterial tracking that works in a jupyter notebook format for: video/image s….
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RT @baym: In the right conditions, antibiotic resistance can happen extremely fast. Here is an example from my own work of bacteria overcom….
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Time flies when you're having fun: .Congratulations to @CBrowneSciClown, the 2nd student to join our lab (back in 2018), on accepting a faculty position @UMichChE! 🎉. Read more about the problems Chris' new lab will be tackling at 🔬.He's hiring!.
We are both overjoyed and saddened to soon say goodbye to Dr. Christopher Browne (@CBrowneSciClown), who brilliantly defended his PhD today! Chris was the 2nd student to join (and now graduate from) our group, and was pivotal in establishing our group culture & research. (1/4)
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