We are pleased to feature Dr. Raheema Jahangir Khan, a Doctor and experienced higher education faculty member at Higher Colleges of Technology, United Arab Emirates, at the 2nd Edition of the International Congress on Materials Science and Nanotechnology (M-Nano 2026).
About the Speaker
Dr.
Raheema brings around 12 years of international teaching and research
experience in physics. She holds a Ph.D. in Physics, specializing in complex
systems and colloidal materials. Her research experience includes investigating
colloidal phase transition dynamics under external electric and magnetic fields
at the University of Navarra, Spain, and conducting experimental studies of
melting colloidal crystals at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany.
Presentation Title
Electrically
Controlled Droplet Formation in Charged Colloidal Suspensions Using
Microfluidics
Research Highlights
Dr.
Raheema’s research explores how direct-current (DC) electric fields influence
droplet formation in charged colloidal suspensions within a microfluidic
T-junction. Her study investigates changes in droplet shape, interface
deformation, neck formation, and breakup under different applied voltages.
The
findings reveal how electric-field-induced particle migration, interfacial
polarization, and electrohydrodynamic stresses influence droplet formation.
This research highlights the potential for developing electrically tunable
colloidal microcompartments, with possible applications in cell-free
biochemical reactions and artificial-cell systems.
Join Us at M-Nano 2026
📅 Date: November 23–25, 2026
🌐 Format: Online
Join
researchers and professionals worldwide to explore emerging developments in
materials science and nanotechnology.
🔗 Conference Website: https://materials.miconferences.com/
🔗 Scientific Program: https://materials.miconferences.com/program/scientific-program/2026/electrically-controlled-droplet-formation-in-charged-colloidal-suspensions-using-microfluidics
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