Dr Yi Sui
PhD, MInstP, Fellow HEA
Research Funding
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Current Funded Research Projects
Multiscale Modelling of Dissolutive WettingFunding source: EU Commission - Horizon 2020Start: 01-06-2021 / End: 31-05-2023 Amount: £179,947 |
Previous Funded Research Projects
Newton International Fellowship 2019: Dynamics of microcapsules in inertial two-phase flowsFunding source: Royal SocietyStart: 01-03-2020 / End: 28-02-2022 Dynamics of microcapsules in inertial two-phase flows |
Funding source: Commission of the European Community - 658437 |
International Exchanges Scheme - 2015 ChinaFunding source: The Royal SocietyStart: 31-03-2016 / End: 30-03-2018 |
Funding source: Horizon2020 - 658478 |
Proof of Concept: A Liquid-Biopsy ChipFunding source: HEFCEStart: 01-08-2016 / End: 01-08-2017 |
A Liquid-Biopsy ChipFunding source: E.P.S.R.C.Start: 01-08-2016 / End: 31-03-2017 |
International Exchange SchemeFunding source: The Royal SocietyStart: 01-03-2015 / End: 01-02-2017 |
Dynamic Wetting of Nano-Fibrous SurfacesFunding source: The Royal SocietyStart: 01-01-2199 / End: 01-11-2015 |
Other Research Projects
Single and two-phase transport in microchannelsDirect liquid cooling incorporating microchannels has drawn more and more attention due to its high heat removal ability; also the microchannel heat sink could be directly integrated into heat-dissipating devices. However, there are still some crucial challenges to be overcome. With regard to single-phase cooling, a conventional microchannel heat sink … |
Numerical simulation of multiphase flows with moving contact linesMultiphase flows with moving contact lines are widely found in nature and in industrial applications, including droplet spreading/splashing, coating flows, oil/gas transport, carbon storage and oil recovery, microfluidcs, boiling/condensation etc. The manner in which contact lines can move has been a subject of a long-standing… |
Newton International Fellowship 2019: Dynamics of microcapsules in inertial two-phase flowsDynamics of microcapsules in inertial two-phase flows that supports research on the microfluidics involved in capsule migration in small channels. |
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Flexible particles in flow: dynamics and applications in biomedical and pharmaceutical industriesFlexible particles (FP) including capsules, vesicles and cells are small droplets enclosed by thin membranes. They are widely found in nature and have numerous applications in food, cosmetic, textile, biomedical and pharmaceutical industries (e.g. drug delivery and release). In many applications FPs are subjected to external… |
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