We operate various tools to measure interface properties

Tools for changing surface structure and hydrophobicity

X-ray and neutron radiography provide insight into optically opaque fluids and systems.

Froth flotation slurries are opaque preventing optical access. We develop and adapt innovative measurement methods to gain insights on froth flotation flows and phase distributions to understand the mechanisms behind respective flotation performances.

Parabolic flights and Sounding rocket experiments allow for microgravity conditions

Various potentiostats for potentiodynamic, potenitostatic and galvanostatic electrochemical measurements.

Laser based optical lab for measurement of fluid velocity, ionic concentration and bubble dynamics etc