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Self-assembly and materials for optical, biological, repellent and more interfaces/applications. Lab of Prof Nicolas Vogel @UniFAU. PostDoc run account.
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Joined July 2019
Why does the hydrophobicity of nanogels influence whether oil-in-water or water-in-oil emulsions are stabilized and how can it be predicted? Find out more in our last paper in collaboration with @klinger_lab .
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Pickering emulsions (PEs) are stabilized by particles at the water/oil interface and exhibit superior long-term stability compared to emulsions with molecular surfactants. Among colloidal stabilize...
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This method is reported in: J. Wang, S. Hahn, E. Amstad, N. Vogel, Tailored Double Emulsions Made Simple. Adv. Mater. 2022, 34, 2107338.
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A simple method is developed to produce double emulsions of a single core and a thin shell at a milliliter per minute production rate, requiring minimal instrumentation, cost, and expertise. This...
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Double emulsions are great for many different experiments, but their fabrication is challenging, right? In this video-tutorial, we show you how to make well-defined single-core double emulsions in the simplest possible way, following only a few easy steps.
Little budget, no microfluidic experience, but want to make water-in-oil-in-water droplets? No problem! With @SMaL_EPFL, @_Wang_JW_ developed a method to make double emulsions of a single core and a micrometre-thick shell, using centrifuge tubes and a vortex mixer. In Adv. Mater.
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In out last paper on @ChemCommun we propose a new inverse opals sensing concept, which does not rely on a change in the proprieties of the wetting liquid but on changes to the surface upon binding of the analyte. This method will allow to expand the range of molecules detected!.
Inverse opals are more than just shiny materials! We combined smart surfaces changing their wettability in different environment with the structural color of IOs to prove the feasibility of a new colorimetric sensing concept. Read more here:
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RT @AdvSciNews: Researchers @VogelLab mimic nature’s striking colors using colloidal photonic crystals containing polydopamine. Polydopami….
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