Where phases meet, science begins
The ICE Laboratory focuses on understanding and engineering complex phenomena at interfaces between gas, liquid, and solid phases — from nanoscale molecular interactions to large-scale industrial processes.
Surface Chemistry
Engineering interfacial chemistry, wettability, and surface charge through liquid- and vapor-phase functionalization.
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Designing hierarchical surfaces across nano-, micro-, and macro-scales using self-assembly, particle technologies, lithography, and 3D printing.
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Probing surface structure, chemistry, and interfacial dynamics using advanced microscopy, spectroscopy, and quantitative imaging.
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Understanding gas–liquid and gas–solid interactions, bubble dynamics, and transport phenomena in multiphase systems and reactors.
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Engineering electrode–electrolyte interfaces and solid-liquid-gas interactions to improve the efficiency and stability of electrochemical systems.
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Developing energy-passive and sustainable interfacial technologies for water treatment, pollutant removal, and resource-efficient processing.
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