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Department of Chemical Engineering Sofia University, Sofia, Bulgaria Presenter name: Nikolai Denkov Team Presentation Annual Workshop, COST Action MP1106 Dublin, September, 2012

Full Professors N. Denkov, Dr. Sc. (Head) P. Kralchevsky, Dr. Sc. K. Danov, Dr. Sc. Associate Professors Assistant Professors Dr. S. Tcholakova Dr. T. Gurkov Dr. K. Marinova N. Alexandrov Postdocs: 4 Research Assistants: 16 Ph. D. Students: 13 Total staff: 40 people

Staff of Department of Chemical Engineering

Research interests related to COST MP 1106 1. Relation between surface and foam properties. 2. Natural surfactants - properties and applications. 3. Emulsions formation, stability and applications. 4. Biophysics of fat lipolysis. 5. Methods/techniques for characterization of surface properties. 6. Aggregation in dispersions, involving micelles, particles, bubbles

Teams related to COST Action MP 1106 Smart foams and natural surfactants Team leader: Prof. Nikolai Denkov Emulsions and biophysics of fat lypolisis Team leader: Assoc. Prof. Slavka Tcholakova Methods for characterization of surface properties Team leader: Assoc. Prof. Krastanka Marinova Aggregation in dispersions Team leader: Assoc. Prof. Theodor Gurkov

Smart foams and natural surfactants Number of Team Member: 14 Team leader: Prof. Nikolai Denkov 2 Professors 1 Post Doc 3 Ph.D. students 5 M.S. students 1 Undergraduate student QD 14 Chemists

Emulsions and biophysics of fat lypolisis Number of Team Member: 11 Team leader: Assoc. Prof. S. Tcholakova 2 Professors 4 Ph.D. students 2 M.S. students 2 Undergraduate students 1 Technician 10 Chemists 1 Pharmacist

Methods for characterization of surface properties Number of Team Member: 9 Team leader: Assoc. Prof. K. Marinova 2 Professors 1 Post-doc 2 PhD Students 2 M.S. students 2 Undergraduate students 6 Chemists 1 Mathematician 1 Physicist 1 Chemical Engineer

Aggregation in dispersions Number of Team Member: 9 Team leader: Assoc. Prof. T. Gurkov 2 Professors 1 Post-doc 2 PhD Students 2 M.S. students 2 Undergraduate students 8 Chemists 1 Physicist

Basic facilities, equipment, devices 1. Foam formation: Ross-Miles test; Foam rise method Automatic Bartsch test Shake test Foam scan (bubbling) Planetary mixer; 2. Emulsion formation: Narrow gap homogenizer Magic lab (rotor-stator) Ultra Turrax Ultrasound Membrane emulsification 3. Foam and emulsion rheology Rheometer Gemini (Bohlin Instruments, Malvern, UK) Brookfield Programmable Viscometer (Brookfield, USA) Bulk viscometer Brookfield RHEOSET (Brookfield, USA)

4. Surface forces and stability of thin films Capillary cell, Mysels cell, Vertical films AFM Veeco (Multimode V) with liquid cell 5. Surfactant adsorption and surface rheology Equilibrium and dynamic surface tension - 5 instruments Surface dilatational rheology oscillating drop method (developed with Kruess) Surface shear rheology: Rheometer Gemini (Malvern) 2 Langmuir troughs (NIMA, KSV) 2 ellipsometers with active antivibration table Quartz Crystal Microbalance QCM-Z500 (KSV) Streeming potential ЕКА (Anton Paar)

6. Light scattering, microscopy, NMR, centrifuges Zetasizer Nano ZS; Malvern 4700C; (Malvern Instruments, UK) 4 Optical microscopes (Zeiss, Nikon); 2 centrifuges (20,000 g) SEM with ion beam New TEM and new NMR (500 MHz) are expected by end of 2012 7. Enzyme action, analytical methods Gel electrophoresis setup Mini-PROTEAN Tetra cell (BioRad) Gas chromatograph Trace-GC (ThermoQuest, Italy) HPLC - Prominence LC-20AD (Shimadzu, Japan) ph stat Titrando 842 (Metrohm, Switzerland) Centrifuges 3-16PK (Sigma) TLC + access to AAS, element analysis, X-ray, AFM,

Projects National Science Fund (Bulgaria) 2 projects Unilever (UK, Netherlands, USA) 7 projects BASF (Germany) 3 projects Saint Gobain (France) 1 project Prodalysa (Chile) 1 project Isconova (Sweden) 1 project