Hideaki Teshima

Asistant Professor

Kyushu University

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Hideaki Teshima is an Assistant Professor at Kyushu University, Japan. His research focuses on the interactions at the nanoscale, specifically in areas such as surface topography, wettability, and the dynamics of interfacial phenomena. Recent publications include studies on surface nanobubbles, slip length measurement techniques, and the thermocapillary motion of microdroplets.

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Koji Takahashi

Kyushu University

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Yasutaka Yamaguchi

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Osaka University

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KUSUDO Hiroki

Assistant Professor

Tohoku University

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Impact of Sub-Nanoscale Surface Topography on Contact Line Profile: Insights from Coherence Scanning Interferometry

Optimizing the methodology for accurate and accessible slip length measurement with atomic force microscopy

Nano-captured water affects the wettability of cellulose nanofiber films

Nanoscale Contact Line Pinning Boosted by Ångström-Scale Surface Heterogeneity

Quantifying interfacial tensions of surface nanobubbles: How far can Young's equation explain?

Pinning in a Contact and Noncontact Manner: Direct Observation of a Three-Phase Contact Line Using Graphene Liquid Cells

Reflected Laser Interferometry: A Versatile Tool to Probe Condensation of Low-Surface-Tension Droplets

Dynamic interplay between interfacial nanobubbles: oversaturation promotes anisotropic depinning and bubble coalescence

Nanoscale Bubble Dynamics Induced by Damage of Graphene Liquid Cells

Precursor-Film-Mediated Thermocapillary Motion of Low-Surface-Tension Microdroplets

Gas molecules sandwiched in hydration layers at graphite/water interfaces

Zigzag gas phases on holey adsorbed layers

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Koji Takahashi

Masamichi Kohno

Yasutaka Yamaguchi

KUSUDO Hiroki

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