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Todd Squires

Associate Professor
Chemical Engineering
UC Santa Barbara
Phone:
+1 805-893-7383
Email:
squires@engineering.ucsb.edu
Office:
3347 Engineering II MC-5080, University of California
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Theoretical and experimental studies of fluid and transport science for portable microfluidics, biosensor optimization, and advanced materials.  Fundamental and applied studies in microfluidics, electrokinetics, biomolecular capture and sensing, complex fluids, bulk and interfacial microrheology.

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ICB Supported Publications

Direct measurements of colloidal solvophoresis under imposed solvent and solute gradients

J. S. Paustian, C. D. Angulo, R. Nery-Azevedo, N. Shi, A. I. Abdel-Fattah, and T. M. Squires
Langmuir,
10.1021/acs.langmuir.5b00300

Enhanced charging kinetics of porous electrodes: Surface conduction as a short-circuit mechanism

M. Mirzadeh, F. Gibou, and T. M. Squires
Physical Review Letters,
10.1103/PhysRevLett.113.097701

Induced charge electroosmosis micropumps using arrays of Janus micropillars

J. S. Paustian, A. J. Pascall, N. M. Wilson and T. M. Squires
Lab on a Chip,
10.1039/c4lc00141a

Microfluidic microdialysis: Spatiotemporal control over solution microenvironments using integrated hydrogel membrane microwindows

J. S. Paustian, R. N. Azevedo, S. B. Lundin, M. J. Gilkey, and T. M. Squires
Phys. Rev. X,
10.1103/PhysRevX.3.041010

Increasing the detection speed of an all-electronic real-time biosensor

M. Leyden, R. Messinger, C. Schuman, T. Sharf, V. Remcho, T. Squires, and E. Minot
Lab on a Chip,
10.1039/c2lc21020g

Concentration polarization and second-kind electrokinetic instability at an ion selective surface admitting normal flow

A. Khair
Physics of Fluids,
10.1063/1.3605693

Suppression of electro-osmotic flow by surface roughness

Messinger, R., Squires, T.
Physical Review Letters,
10.1103/PhysRevLett.105.144503
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