Recorded webinar

ISR Flip: An interfacial shear rheometer based on a mobile magnetic trap

The mechanical properties of interfaces separating two immiscible fluids have a substantial influence on the dynamics of numerous in vivo and industrial systems such as cells, lung alveoli, emulsions, and foams. Since the ability of complex interfaces to withstand stresses can govern the macroscopic behavior of such systems, an instrument allowing for the quantification of the interfacial shear dynamic moduli (viscous and elastic modulus) is an excellent tool to study this kind of materials.

Webinar details

  • Originally aired
    February 17, 2023
  • Length
    46 min
  • Presentation by
    Javier Tajuelo Rodriguez
  • Technologies
    Interfacial shear rheometer
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In this webinar:

  • Learn how the ISR Flip uses magnetic control for precise shear deformation at interfaces.

  • Discover the data acquisition and analysis methods that reveal the technology’s key benefits.

  • See instrument operation steps and recent results on Langmuir monolayer rheology.

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Presentation by Javier Tajuelo Rodriguez

Javier Tajuelo earned his Physics degree from UNED (Madrid) in 2012 and developed an interfacial shear stress rheometer for his Ph.D. research on Langmuir monolayers. He has held postdoctoral positions in Spain and at Stanford, studying magnetorheological fluids and interfacial viscoelasticity. Since 2019, he has been an Associate Professor at UNED’s Interdisciplinary Physics Department.

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