Laura L Adams

Laura L Adams is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Minnesota - Duluth. Her research bridges Nanotechnology, Microfluidics, and Machine Learning, focusing on precision fluid dynamics and particle engineering. She works extensively with double emulsions, nanoparticle-shelled micromotors, and evanescent-wave amplification systems.

• Key Collaborators: D. Weitz, T. Kodger, H. Shum
• Citations: 78 total (excluding self-citations)
• Research Platforms: Microfluidic devices, colloidal synthesis, computational modeling

Her work explores monodisperse particle generation, catalytic bubble micromotors, and machine learning applications in fluid dynamics. Recent publications highlight advancements in glass capillary-based droplet formation (2024) and gas-filled microparticle synthesis (2012).

Patents: 1 referenced technology
Community Engagement: 77 readers on Mendeley