323 Active Colloidal Systems II

Tuesday, November 10, 2015: 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Canyon B (Hilton Salt Lake City Center)

Description:
The session of Active Colloidal Systems reflects the growing importance of the area of motile, self-propelling, energy-harvesting particles, and particle systems with complex collective dynamics. This topic has received substantial attention by both experimentalists and theoreticians (from a range of disciplines) and we look for both types of papers in this newly established session.

Sponsor:
Interfacial Phenomena
Chair:
Orlin Velev Email: odvelev@eos.ncsu.edu
Co-Chair:
Ilona Kretzschmar Email: kretzschmar@ccny.cuny.edu


12:30 PM
(323a) Transport of Active Colloidal Particles By Chemically-Driven Transport
Darrell Velegol


1:00 PM
(323b) On the Stability and Stokesian Dynamics Simulations of Catalytically Active Colloidal Swimmers Near a Planar Wall
Ali Mozaffari, Nima Sharifi-Mood, Joel Koplik and Charles Maldarelli


1:15 PM
(323c) Propulsion of a Pair of Spheres: Onset of Swimming Motion
Daphne Klotsa, Kyle A. Baldwin, Richard J. A. Hill, Roger M. Bowley and Michael R. Swift


1:30 PM
(323d) Lateral Propulsion of Asymmetric Particles Under Perpendicular AC Electric Fields
Ning Wu, Fuduo Ma, Hui Zhao and Xingfu Yang


1:45 PM
(323e) Frequency Dependent Mobility of Janus Spheres
Alicia M Boymelgreen, Tov Balli, Gilad Yossifon and Touvia Miloh


2:00 PM
(323f) Impact of Enhanced Diffusion on Assembly Rate of Magnetic Janus Particles
Thomas Long, Ilona Kretzschmar, Joel Koplik, Ubaldo Córdova and Luis Y. Rivera-Rivera


2:15 PM
(323g) High Speed Controlled Propulsion of Wheel Shaped Microbead Assemblies
Tonguc Onur Tasci, Keith B. Neeves and David W. M. Marr


2:30 PM
(323h) Microbots and Colloidal Origami: Dynamically Interacting and Self-Reconfiguring Assemblies of Metallo-Dielectric Janus Microcubes
Kohee Han, C. Wyatt Shields IV, Bhuvnesh Bharti, Gabriel P. Lopez and Orlin D. Velev


2:45 PM
(323i) Reconfigurable Macroporous Photonic Crystals Enabled By Novel Stimuli-Responsive Shape Memory Polymers
Peng Jiang, Yin Fang and Sin-Yen Leo
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