Title: Plasma effects on microbubble formation in gas-liquid interface across a microfluidic plasma reactor

Biography:

Oladayo Ogunyinka has completed his masters degree in mechanical engineering at the age of 22 years from the University of Sheffield, UK. He is currently a research student in microfluidics and plasma field at Loughborough University, UK.

Abstract

Atmospheric-pressure plasmas has increasingly been studied for their potential in many applications, such as water treatment, generation of reactive species, biological applications, and material synthesis. This study involves the use of atmospheric-plasma in microscale to transfer plasma reactive species to organic liquid via microbubbles gas-liquid interface. Hence, plasma interaction with microbubbles is a topic to investigate.