Ion, particle, and fluid transport in nanofluidic devices has received considerable attention
over the past two decades due to unique transport properties exhibited at the nanoscale. 1 …

Vermiculite (VMT) has a unique characteristic of volume expansion after heating, forming
highly porous material called expanded VMT, which can be further exfoliated into two …

This article presents a study on the use of nanofluidic membranes containing straight
nanopores as nanotransistors, with a specific focus on the PNP nanotransistor with its three …

Our analysis, consistent with the induced-charge electrokinetic, aptly discusses the effect of
gate potential on the formation of vortices of disparate scales in a nanofluidic channel. The …

Rectification of ionic current, a frequently observed phenomenon with asymmetric
nanopores varying in geometry and/or surface charge, has been utilized for studies of …

We propose a novel technique, consistent with the induced charge electrokinetic (ICEK)
phenomenon, for the efficient mixing of solute species at a microfluidic scale. A nonuniform …

Surface charge governs nanoscale aqueous electrolyte transport, both in engineered
analytical systems and in biological entities such as ion channels and ion pumps as a …

We report a three-state nanofluidic field effect switch in an asymmetrically gated device with
a forward (positive), off (zero), and a reverse (negative) current state for tunable control of …

Today, despite the growing interest in nanofluidics, the descriptions of the many complex
physical phenomena occurring at this scale remain scattered in the literature. Due to the …

We present a modeling study of a nanopore-based transistor computed by a mean-field
continuum theory (Poisson–Nernst–Planck, PNP) and a hybrid method including particle …