- About
- Admissions
- Study at AUS
- Prospective Students
- Bachelor's Degrees
- Master's Degrees
- Doctoral Degrees
- Admission Publications
- International Students
- Contact Admissions
- Grants and Scholarships
- Sponsorship Liaison Services
- Testing Center
- New Student Guide
- File Completion
- New Student Orientation
- Payment Guide
- Executive Education
- Students with Disabilities
- Academics
- Life at AUS
- Research
- Contact Us
- Apply Now
- .

Capillary Induced Motion of Particles in Thin Liquid Films (November 2020)
While most studies have investigated the role of capillary forces on particles at single interfaces, few have investigated the behavior of particles in thin films, where the particle size is comparable to the film thickness and may adsorb simultaneously at both interfaces. Such cases are especially important in understanding the role of particles in stabilizing foams and emulsions.
This webinar will present results for a new form of capillary force experienced by neutrally buoyant spherical particles adsorbed simultaneously at both interfaces of a thin liquid film of spatially varying thickness.
Guest Speaker: Dr. Mahesh S. Tirumkudulu, Professor, Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai
Moderator: Dr. Karnail Singh, Lecturer, Chemical Engineering, American University of Sharjah