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physics.flu-dyn2022

Constant-power versus constant-voltage actuation in frequency sweeps for acoustofluidic applications

Fabian Lickert, Henrik Bruus, Massimiliano Rossi

Supplying a piezoelectric transducer with constant voltage or constant power during a frequency sweep can lead to different results in the determination of the acoustofluidic reson…

physics.flu-dyn2021

Flow profiles near receding three--phase contact lines: Influence of surfactants

Benedikt B. Straub, Henrik Schmidt, Peyman Rostami +5

The dynamics of wetting and dewetting is largely determined by the velocity field near the contact lines. For water drops it has been observed that adding surfactant decreases the…

physics.flu-dyn2021

DefocusTracker: A modular toolbox for defocusing-based, single-camera, 3D particle tracking

Rune Barnkob, Massimiliano Rossi

The need for single-camera 3D particle tracking methods is growing, among others, due to the increasing focus in biomedical research often relying on single-plane microscopy imagin…

physics.flu-dyn2020

Size-dependent particle migration and trapping in 3D microbubble streaming flows

Andreas Volk, Massimiliano Rossi, Bhargav Rallabandi +3

Acoustically actuated sessile bubbles can be used as a tool to manipulate microparticles, vesicles and cells. In this work, using acoustically actuated sessile semi-cylindrical mic…

physics.flu-dyn2019

A fast and robust algorithm for General Defocusing Particle Tracking

Massimiliano Rossi, Rune Barnkob

The increasing use of microfluidics in industrial, biomedical, and clinical applications requires a more and more precise control of the microfluidic flows and suspended particles…

physics.flu-dyn2019

General Defocusing Particle Tracking: fundamentals and uncertainty assessment

Rune Barnkob, Massimiliano Rossi

General Defocusing Particle Tracking (GDPT) is a single-camera, three-dimensional particle tracking method that determines the particle depth positions from the defocusing patterns…