Bhuvaneshwari Karunakaran
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Fauconnier M, Karunakaran B, Drago-Gonzalez A, Wong W, Ras R, Nieminen H
Nat Commun
. 2025 Feb;
16(1):1568.
PMID: 39939307
The propagation of interfacial waves in free and constrained conditions, such as deep and shallow water, has been broadly studied over centuries. It is a common event that anyone can...
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Wong W, Naga A, Armstrong T, Karunakaran B, Poulikakos D, Ras R
Adv Sci (Weinh)
. 2024 Jul;
11(33):e2403366.
PMID: 38953394
Bubbles and foams are often removed via chemical defoamers and/or mechanical agitation. Designing surfaces that promote chemical-free and energy-passive bubble capture is desirable for numerous industrial processes, including mineral flotation,...
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Drago-Gonzalez A, Fauconnier M, Karunakaran B, Wong W, Ras R, Nieminen H
Adv Sci (Weinh)
. 2024 Jul;
11(33):e2403028.
PMID: 38946620
Superhydrophobic surfaces (SHS) exhibit a pronounced ability to resist wetting. When immersed in water, water does not penetrate between the microstructures of the SHS. Instead, a thin layer of trapped...
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Tesler A, Kolle S, Prado L, Thievessen I, Bohringer D, Backholm M, et al.
Nat Mater
. 2023 Sep;
22(12):1548-1555.
PMID: 37723337
Aerophilic surfaces immersed underwater trap films of air known as plastrons. Plastrons have typically been considered impractical for underwater engineering applications due to their metastable performance. Here, we describe aerophilic...
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Karunakaran B, Tharion J, Dhawangale A, Paul D, Mukherji S
J Biomed Opt
. 2018 Feb;
23(2):1-14.
PMID: 29453846
Miniature lenses can transform commercial imaging systems, e.g., smartphones and webcams, into powerful, low-cost, handheld microscopes. To date, the reproducible fabrication of polymer lenses is still a challenge as they...