Ph.D. scholarship (2016-2019) awarded to Clyde Midelet
Clyde Midelet started his Ph.D. work at ENS Rennes: microfluidics, plasmonic nanoparticles, microscale electric fields, optical spectroscopy.
Posts
Python implementation of the Fraser-Suzuki skewed Gaussian function
Python implementation of the Fraser-Suzuki skewed Gaussian function
An electrokinetic video
Gold nanoparticles in water exposed to an alternating electric field with strong gradients, causing them to move with particular motion.
The amount of gold that we typically work with
We are actually working with only very small quantities of gold.