Esther Amstad
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Biography
Esther Amstad studied material science at ETH in Zurich. She also carried out her PhD thesis at the same University under the supervision of Prof. Marcus Textor; for her thesis, she worked on the surface modification and steric stabilization of oxide nanoparticles. As a postdoctoral fellow, she joined the experimental condensed soft matter group of David A. Weitz at Harvard University where she used droplet based microfluidics to assemble different types of functional micro- and nanomaterials. In addition, she developped new microfluidic devices that enable the production of very small, airborne drops as well as devices that produce highly monodisperse emulsion drops at a very high throughput. In June 2014, Esther joined the material science department (IMX) of EPFL where she is leading the Soft Materials Laboratory (SMAL).Professional course
PhD student
Laboratory for Surface Science and Technology
ETH Zurich
2007 âÃÂà2011
Postdoctoral fellow
Soft matter group
Harvard University
2011-2014
Tenure Track Assistant Professor
Soft Materials Laboratory
EPFL
2014 -
Teaching & PhD
Teaching
Materials Science and Engineering