​Professor Adrian Neild

Adrian received his PhD from Warwick University, UK, and then spend three years as a postdoc at ETH Zurich, Switzerland. Currently, He is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Deputy Dean (Strategic Initiatives) of the Faculty of Engineering at Monash University.
​His research interests are:
  • Non-linear ultrasound including acoustic radiation forces and acoustic streaming
  • Viscosity, microfluidic systems, micron-scale particle and biological cell handling, air-coupled ultrasound, transducer design, non-destructive testing, and finite-element analysis.
Dr. Tuncay Alan

Tuncay received his PhD in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics from Cornell University. Prior to joining Monash he has worked as a researcher at Delft Institute of Microsystems and Nanoelectronics (DIMES) in the Netherlands and London Centre for Nanotechnology (LCN) in UK. 
​His research focuses on:
  • Microfluidics and microsystems​
  • Nanomechanics and nanofabrication
Dr. Citsabehsan (Saab) Devendran
​Microfluidic and Acoustofluidic Cell Handling
Dr. Jason Brenker
​Microfluidics for aerosol drug delivery and in-situ molecular analysis.​
An Le
​Rapid mixing systems
Jia Wei Ng
Surface Acoustic Wave microfluidics
Rui Habibi
Acoustofluidic single cell analysis    
- Acoustic Radiation Force
- Numerical Modelling
Mohammad-Reza (Mahraz) Raveshi
Microfluidic Droplet Manipulation Techniques Using Microvalves
    
Dariush Ashtiani
SAW atomisation and Concentration Gradient Generation (CGG) via microchannels     
 Hanbang Zou
Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) on
​microfluidic device/ Miscibility
development   
 Yaqi Zhang
Microfluidic devices for bio-molecule separation  
Wai Hoe Chin
Evolutionary microbiology and organ-on-chip fabrication
Erick Vargas Ordaz
Investigation and analysis of a monolithic micro-optic system  
Gargi Mukhopadhyay
Biosensing platforms for diagnostic applications  
 Junyang Gai
Acoustofluidic cell separation for assisted reproduction
Bryan Ang
Acoustofluidic capturing and optical detection of bacteria in drinking water, natural water environments and food streams
 Cynthia Richard
Acoustofluidic 3D bio-printing
Sagar Agnihotri
Single-layer pneumatic microfluidic valves for droplet microfluidics

Alumni

 Dr. Armaghan Fakhfouri
Dr. Sam Martin
Dr. Ninnuja Sivanantha
Emin Boynukisa
Dr. Muhsincan Sesen
Dr. Ganaka Chandrakumara
Hoang Van Phan
Dr. Prashant Agrawal
Dr. Bulut Coskun
Dr. Ian Gralinski
Robert Jensen
Dr. David Collins
Dr. Jue Nee Tan
Dr. James Whitehill
  • Nanoparticle manipulation and forced spreading within microscale acoustofluidic droplet systems (2013)
  • Current Position: Director, JVAT
Dr. Priscilla Rogers