People
Me and my collaborators
I’m part of this big IBI-4 group at FZ Jülich and the Soft matter and biophysics group (but we didn’t make a recent photo)

Dr. Pavlik Lettinga
I obtained my PhD in the Department of Molecular Biophysics and the Van `t Hoff Laboratory for Physical and Colloidal Chemistry, Debye-Instituut, University Utrecht, the Netherlands, in 1999. My work included photo-physical characterization of fluorophores and their application in the study of the rotational dynamics of concentrated colloids. I joined in 2000 the Soft Condensed Matter group of Jan Dhont at the FZ Jülich, initially as post doc and since 2001 as staff member. In 2011 I habilitated in Physics at the Heinrich-Heine Universität, Düsseldorf, on the theme Dynamics and Flow Behaviour of Colloidal Rod-like particles. Since 2012 I am part-time professor at the KU Leuven. My main interest is to gain a microscopic understanding of the interplay between structure and flow. To this end, I have developed experimental techniques to study structure under flow, using neutron and X-ray scattering and light microscopy, for a broad range of systems.
Dr. Emmanuel Stiakakis (left)
Inventor of new matter. Few papers together, but lots of discussion.


Dr. Jan Dhont
Smoluchowski Theorist. In my case: theory of rods in flow.
Students and Alumni

Mehrnaz Babaki
Deformation of Red Blood Cells

Lens Dedroog
Cell growth in aligned extracellular matrices.

Olivera Korculanin
Present at IBI-6, FZ Jülich.

Amirreza Gholivand
Red Blood Cells in 3D micro-fluidics

Christian Lang
Present in VTA Technologie GmbH (VTA)
There were other students, but I will update that later.