Stjepan Marcelja

Dr Stjepan Marcelja is an Honorary Professor in the Department of Physics at The Australian National University. His research focuses on various topics within physics, including microemulsions, phase separation, and the behavior of fluids at interfaces. Dr Marcelja has contributed to numerous publications in reputable journals such as Langmuir, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, and PNAS. His work explores complex phenomena such as hydration forces, thermal expansion of the oceans, and the dynamics of colloidal systems. Dr Marcelja's research has been featured in multiple studies, highlighting his expertise in both theoretical and experimental approaches to physical sciences.

Stjepan Marčelja is an Honorary Professor of Applied Mathematics at the Australian National University, with research interests spanning physical chemistry, biophysics, and weather. His work explores the physical principles underlying membrane organization, lipid-mediated protein interactions, and the behavior of charged surfaces in electrolyte solutions. He has contributed to understanding the mathematical description of cortical cell responses and the role of solvent structure in solution theory. His research also investigates double-layer interactions, ion correlation forces, and the effects of calcium on clay swelling. Marčelja's publications highlight the interplay between theoretical models and experimental studies in these areas.