Guido Bolognesi
Engineering
Loughborough College
United Kingdom
Biography
Guido completed his Master degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Rome “La Sapienza” in 2008. He obtained an international joint PhD in “Theoretical and Applied Mechanics” in 2012 at the University of Rome “La Sapienza” and University Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (UCBL) under the supervision of Prof. R. Di Leonardo, Prof. C. M. Casciola, Prof. L Bocquet. His Ph.D. research focussed on the characterization of single/multi-phase micron-scale flows and colloidal particles by means of a number of optical techniques, such as digital holographic microscopy, optical trapping, micro-particle image velocimetry, confocal and fluorescent microscopy. He also carried out both independently, and in collaboration, atomistic and continuum numerical simulations to describe the light-matter interaction and the dynamics of fluid flows and colloidal systems.
Research Interest
His research interests lie in the experimental investigation of the physico-chemical behaviour of soft matter (such as colloids, lipid membranes) and fluid flows at the micrometer length scale with an interdisciplinary approach based on expertise in mechanics, micro-/nano-fluidics, microfabrication techniques, optics, interfacial and colloidal scienc
Publications
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CL Chan, G Bolognesi, A Bhandarkar, MS Friddin, NJ Brooks, JM Seddon, RV Law, LMC Barter, O Ces, “DROPLAY: laser writing of functional patterns within biological microdroplet displaysâ€, Lab on a Chip 16 (23), 4621-4627
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G Bolognesi, Y Saito, AII Tyler, AD Ward, CD Bain, O Ces, “Mechanical characterization of ultralow interfacial tension oil-in-water droplets by thermal capillary wave analysis in a microfluidic deviceâ€, Langmuir 32 (15), 3580-3586
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NE Barlow, G Bolognesi, AJ Flemming, NJ Brooks, LMC Barter, O Ces, “Multiplexed droplet Interface bilayer formationâ€, Lab on Chip 2016, http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/c6lc01011c
