Pablo García-Sánchez

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Hywel Morgan

Professor of Bioelectronics

University of Southampton

UNITED KINGDOM

Alicia Boymelgreen

Assistant Professor

Florida International University

UNITED STATES

Victor Calero

University of Oviedo

Juan Arcenegui Troya

Universidad de Sevilla

Antonio Ramos

Universidad de Sevilla

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Pablo García-Sánchez

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Hywel Morgan

Alicia Boymelgreen

Victor Calero

Juan Arcenegui Troya

Antonio Ramos

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Pablo García-Sánchez

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Wall repulsion of charged Brownian particles subjected to alternating current electric fields in microfluidic channels

Trapping of Micro- and Nanoparticles within Microfluidic Constrictions in AC Electric Fields

Role of concentration-polarization electroosmosis in the dielectrophoresis of highly charged colloids: A theoretical study

Induced-charge electrophoresis of a tilted metal nanowire near an insulating wall

Concentration–polarization electroosmosis for particle fractionation

The influence of frequency and gravity on the orientation of active metallo-dielectric Janus particles translating under a uniform applied alternating-current electric field

Editorial for the Special Issue on AC Electrokinetics in Microfluidic Devices, Volume II

Low-frequency electrokinetics in a periodic pillar array for particle separation

Insulating traveling-wave electrophoresis

Particle finder: a simple particle detection tool for continuous-flow systems

Wall repulsion during electrophoresis: Testing the theory of concentration-polarization electro-osmosis

Scattering of Metal Colloids by a Circular Post under Electric Fields

Short communication: A simple and accurate method of measuring the zeta‐potential of microfluidic channels

Wall Repulsion of Charged Colloidal Particles during Electrophoresis in Microfluidic Channels

Concentration–Polarization Electroosmosis near Insulating Constrictions within Microfluidic Channels

Stationary electro-osmotic flow driven by AC fields around charged dielectric spheres

Stationary Electro-osmotic Flow Driven by ac Fields around Insulators

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Hywel Morgan

Alicia Boymelgreen

Victor Calero

Juan Arcenegui Troya

Antonio Ramos

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