Mohamed Amine Gharbi

University of Massachusetts Boston

United States

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Investigating the experimental parameters affecting the properties of 2D smectic liquid crystal foams.

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2023

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2023

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2022

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2021

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2020

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Tyler Shendruk

Reader in Theoretical/Computational Condensed Matter Physics

University of Edinburgh

UNITED KINGDOM

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Chandra Yelleswarapu

Associate professor

University of Massachusetts Boston

UNITED STATES

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Linda Hirst

Professor

University of California Merced

UNITED STATES

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Seth Fraden

Professor

Brandeis University

UNITED STATES

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Mohamed Amine Gharbi

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Dynamic control of third-order nonlinear absorption coefficient of gold nanoparticle/liquid crystal composites under external electric fields

Templated self-assembly of gold nanoparticles in smectic liquid crystals confined at 3D printed curved surfaces

Biosensing of Bacterial Secretions via Topological Defects at Smectic Interfaces

Plasmon enhancement of third-order nonlinear optical absorption of gold nanoparticles dispersed in planar oriented nematic liquid crystals

Effect of airflow rate and drainage on the properties of 2D smectic liquid crystal foams

Polarization Z-Scan Studies Revealing Plasmon Coupling Enhancement Due to Dimer Formation of Gold Nanoparticles in Nematic Liquid Crystals

Effect of airflow rate and drainage on the properties of 2D smectic liquid crystal foams

Geometric Confinement of 3D Smectic Liquid Crystal Foams

Exploring different textures of a nematic liquid crystal for quantitative Fourier phase contrast microscopy

Submersed micropatterned structures control active nematic flow, topology, and concentration

Hierarchical assembly of smectic liquid crystal defects at undulated interfaces

Collaborators (4)

Tyler Shendruk

Chandra Yelleswarapu

Linda Hirst

Seth Fraden

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