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Cyril Picard

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Microfluidics and nanofluidicsTransport properties and non-equilibrium processes

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|May 04, 2021

Dynamics of heterogeneous wetting in periodic hybrid nanopores.

C Picard, V Gérard, L Michel

|Jan 22, 2021

Probing the concept of line tension down to the nanoscale.

Romain Bey, Benoit Coasne, Cyril Picard

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