Yan Levin is affiliated with the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil. Their research spans multiple disciplines with a focus on chemistry, physics and astronomy, and engineering. Within these fields, Levin's work primarily falls under physical and theoretical chemistry, atomic and molecular physics and optics, biomedical engineering, statistical and nonlinear physics, and electrochemistry.
Levin's research topics are centered on areas including electrostatics and colloid interactions, spectroscopy and quantum chemical studies, nanopore and nanochannel transport studies, electrochemical analysis and applications, material dynamics and properties, theoretical and computational physics, and microfluidic and capillary electrophoresis applications.
Recent publications by Levin include:
Levin frequently publishes in venues such as The Journal of Chemical Physics, Faraday Discussions, arXiv (Cornell University), Langmuir, and The Journal of Physical Chemistry B.
Collaborations are a significant part of Levin's research activities. Frequent coauthors include Amin Bakhshandeh, Alexandre P. dos Santos, Derek Frydel, Igor M. Telles, and Renato Pakter.
Yan Levin
Michael E. Fisher;Yan Levin
Yan Levin;Alexandre Pereira dos Santos;Alexandre Diehl
Yan Levin;Michael E Fisher
Yan Levin
Alexandre P. dos Santos;Alexandre Diehl;Yan Levin
Douglas J. Tobias;Abraham C. Stern;Marcel D. Baer;Yan Levin
Alexandre Pereira dos Santos;Yan Levin
J.J. Arenzon;J.F. Stilck;Y. Levin
Heitor C. Marques Fernandes;Jeferson J. Arenzon;Yan Levin
Alexandre P. dos Santos;Yan Levin
Y. Levin;M. C. Barbosa;M. N. Tamashiro
Yan Levin
Yan Levin;Xiao-jun Li;Michael E. Fisher
Marcel D. Baer;Abraham C. Stern;Yan Levin;Douglas J. Tobias
Alexandre Diehl;Yan Levin
Yan Levin
Alexandre Diehl;Marcia C. Barbosa;Marcia C. Barbosa;Yan Levin
Emmanuel Trizac;Yan Levin;Yan Levin
Marcel D. Baer;Abraham C. Stern;Yan Levin;Douglas J. Tobias
S. Pianegonda;Marcia C. Barbosa;Yan Levin
Paulo S Kuhn;Yan Levin;Marcia C Barbosa
Amin Bakhshandeh;Amin Bakhshandeh;Alexandre Pereira dos Santos;Yan Levin
Andrea von Groll;Yan Levin;Marcia C. Barbosa;Ana P. Ravazzolo
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