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C. YANG (California Institute of Technology, Pasadena)
Survey of Research Outcomes from the Caltech Center for Optofluidic Integration
Optofluidic Microscope
Multifunctional Optofluidic Microscope
D. COJOC (CNR-INFM Nat. Lab. TASC Trieste)
What is Optofluidics (OF) and what we will discuss this week?
Optical manipulation of living cells in fluids
Concluding remarks/discussions
E. D'ESTE (CNR-INFM Nat. Lab. TASC Trieste, and University of Trieste)
Participant's short presentation: High spatial resolution BDNF delivery by means of laser tweezers to stimulate hyppocampal neurons signalling
E. KARIMI (University of Napoli "Federico II", Napoli)
Participant's short presentation: Generation of “needle” beams and manipulation of light beam shapes by using birefringent plates with topological charge.
H. CABRERA (Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Cientificas, Merida)
Participant's short presentation: A thermal lens model including the Soret effect
J. GARCIA-SUCERQUIA (Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Medellin)
Participant's short presentation: Digital in-line holographic microscopy: an alternative tool to visualization of microfluidics
Opening remarks
J.-M. FOURNIER (EPFL Lausanne)
Optical manipulation of solids in fluids I - radiation pressure exerted by light. Optical trapping, optical levitation, optical tweezers
Optical manipulation of solids in fluids II - optical forces: scattering, gradient, binding Optical trapping of biosamples; cells as fluid entities rather than solids
Comparison between various types of multiple optical tweezers
J.-P. DELVILLE (University of Bordeaux, CNRS Talence)
Optical manipulation of binary liquid mixtures: from the simple manipulation of the concentration to the application to liquid-liquid phase transitions
Optical radiation pressure effects on isotropic fluids and fluid interfaces; typical interface deformation and jetting; scattering effects in bulk
Opto-thermocapillary actuation of fluid interfaces
M. PADGETT (University of Glasgow)
Use of spatial light modulators (SLM) for beam shaping and optical tweezers
Use of high-speed imaging technique for applications in optical tweezers
Application of SLMs and high-speed imaging in optical tweezers for microfluidics
M. ROBERT DE SAINT VINCENT (University of Bordeaux, CNRS Talence)
Participant's short presentation: Laser-actuated droplets in microfluidics
M. TORMEN (CNR-INFM Nat. Lab. TASC Trieste)
Fabrication of Optofluidic devices I
Fabrication of Optofluidic devices II
Fabrication of Optofluidic devices III
M. ULMEANU (National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics, Magurele)
Participant's short presentation: Preparation and characterization of water in oil emulsion via drop break-off
N. CHATTHAM (Kasetsart University, Bangkok)
Participant's short presentation: Optically induced rotation of laser-trapped chiral lipid tubules by linearly polarized light
P. ORMOS (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szeged)
Optical control of electroosmotic fluid flow
Optical control in integrated optical microfluidic devices
Extended optical micromanipulation with test objects of special shape
R. DI LEONARDO (University "La Sapienza", Roma)
Computer generated holograms: multipoint, interactive, 3D optical traps
Statistical microhydrodynamics: fluid phenomena at the micron scale
Driving micro-devices with biological active fluids: new physics, new technology
S.E. SAN ( Gebze Institute of Technology)
Participant's short presentation: Two case studies on liquid crystal reorientation based applications:  holographic data storage and nanotube reorientation 
S.K. MITRA (University of Alberta, Edmonton)
Participant's short presentation: Mechanism of separation and transport of biomolecules in microfluidic devices

Organizers

D. Cojoc, J. Niemela, S. Raghu