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The Soft Matter Research Group within Georgia Tech's School of Physics operates at the intersection of colloidal physics, nanoscience, granular materials, and fluid dynamics. Our team employs multi-scale experimental approaches alongside theoretical frameworks to investigate scientifically significant and technologically applicable subjects. These include fundamental processes governing fluid interface dynamics across various scales, the behavior of liquid crystals in curved geometries, soft particle interactions in complex fluids, and confined self-assembly phenomena. With a foundation in fundamental research, the Georgia Tech Soft Matter Group simultaneously addresses engineering applications through innovations in instrumentation development and advanced micro/nanofabrication techniques.