This theme, with its strong emphasis on process engineering, includes both experimental activities and the development of modeling.

Applied to the varied fields of health and cosmetics, this theme covers the study of micromixing, the development of stable single and/or multiple emulsions, and encapsulation by interfacial polycondensation in microfluidic processes. 

On the one hand, the Villermaux-Dushman method, commonly used for micromixture characterization (both batch and continuous) has been optimized by assessing the influence of reagent choice on test results. Ongoing studies are focused on obtaining new reaction kinetics and developing new phenomenological models for obtaining quantities such as micromixing time and local power dissipation.  This work is being carried out in cooperation with the LRGP in Nancy.