Matteo Pasquali Ph.D.
Dr. Pasquali's research focuses on processing flows of microstructured liquids. Micro-structured liquids are ubiquitous in the chemical, polymer processing, coating, food, and biomedical industries. Theoretical and computational modeling of flow and transport in microstructured liquids will be a very important tool to design new processes and apparatus that can produce defect-free products at high rate with minimal environmental impact.Research Interests: • Micro and nanostructured liquids • Interfacial and biological flows • Multiscale modeling of complex flows of complex fluids • Carbon nanotubes in liquids Education• Laurea (1992) University of Bologna, Italy; Ph.D. (1999) University of Minnesota |
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