News
- Congratulations to Dr Jason Brenker on being awarded his PhD, on 13th September 2018, for his thesis: "Microfluidic Methods for In Situ Chemical Studies: On Demand Droplet Generation and X-ray Compatible Devices"
- Congratulations to Dr Ninnuja Sivanantha on being awarded his PhD, on 16th March 2018, for her thesis: "Novel Microfluidic Techniques to Evaluate Cell Adhesion Properties for Medical Applications".
- "Self-Aligned Acoustofluidic Particle Focusing and Patterning in Microfluidic Channels from Channel-Based Acoustic Waveguides" article published in Physical Review Letters, highlighted as an Editors suggestion. See Physics synopsis, "Acoustic Waves Direct Particles in Microchannels"
- Congratulations to Dr Sam Martin on being awarded his PhD, on 17th May 2017, for his thesis: "The nanofluidics of graphene oxide".
- Congratulations to Dr Muhsincan Sesen on being awarded his PhD, on 20th September 2016, for his thesis: "Manipulation of droplets and plugs using surface acoustic waves".
- Congratulations to Dr Prashant Agrawal on being awarded his PhD, on 20th July 2016, for his thesis: "Microparticle manipulation through low frequency capillary wave excitation".
- Congratulations to Dr Ian Gralinski on being awarded his PhD, on 30th March 2016, for his thesis: "Manipulation of Microparticles Using Acoustic and Brownian Motion".
- Congratulations to Dr Citsabehsan (Saab) Devendran on being awarded his PhD, on 23rd February 2016, for his thesis: "Microfluidic Batch Process Platforms for Lab on a Chip Applications using Acoustofluidics".
- Congratulations to Dr Bulut Coskun on being awarded his PhD, on 20th Oct 2015, for his thesis: "Novel Approaches for Microscale Sensing using Silicon and Graphene Based Devices".
- Congratulations to Dr Jue Nee Tan on being awarded her PhD, on 25th Nov 2014, for her thesis: "Applied Mechanics and Bio-microfluidic Applications for Open Microfluidic Systems".
- Congratulations to Dr David Collins on being awarded his PhD, on 11th Nov 2014, for his thesis: "Manipulation in microfluidic systems using surface acoustic waves (SAW)".
- Congratulations to Mr Robert Jensen on being awarded his Masters, on 25th Feb 2014, for his thesis: "Acoustophoresis in Open Fluidic Films".
- Congratulations to Dr James Whitehill on being awarded his PhD, on 28th Jan 2014, for his thesis: "Nanoparticle Manipulation and Force Spreading within Microscale Acoustofluidic Droplet Systems".
LMS research is conducted in part at the Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication (MCN).
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LMS research is supported by the Australian Research Council.
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