Guy Ramon – Civil and Environmental Engineering

Role: Associate Professor

Phone: +972-4-8292580

Fax: +972-4-8292580

Email: ramong@technion.ac.il

Office: Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Haifa 32000, Israel

Website: http://wetlab.net.technion.ac.il

BSc: Environmental Engineering, Technion, 2003

PhD: Environmental Engineering (direct track), Technion, 2010

BARD Postdoctoral research fellow, University of California, Los Angeles.

Marie Curie fellow, Princeton University.

Weltsch, O., Offner, A., Liberzon, D., Ramon, G.Z., (2017) “Adsorption-mediated mass-streaming in a standing acoustic wave” Physical Review Letters 118, 244301.
Fux, G., Ramon, G.Z. (2017) “micro-scale dynamics of membrane fouling by oil droplets” Environmental Science and Technology 51(23), 13842-13849.
Dana, A., Zheng, Z., Stone, H.A., Huppert, H.E., Ramon, G.Z. (2018) “Dynamics of viscous backflow from a model fracture network” Journal of Fluid Mechanics 836, 828-849.
Atlas, I., Ramon, G.Z. (2018) “Periodic energy conversion in an electric-double-layer capacitor” Journal of Colloid and Interface Science 530, 675-685.
Ukrainsky, B, Ramon, G.Z. (2018) “Measurement of the temperature in the reaction zone during polyamide film formation by interfacial polymerization” Journal of Membrane Science 566, 329-335.
Meir, A., Offner, A., Ramon, G.Z. (2018) “Low temperature energy conversion through a regenerative vapor power-cycle in an acoustic resonator” Applied Energy 231,372-379.
Offner, A., Felman, D., Elkayam, N., Agnon, Y., Ramon, G.Z. (2019) “Acoustic oscillations driven by boundary mass exchange” Journal of Fluid Mechanics 866, 316-349.
Mondal, S., Griffiths, I.M., Ramon, G.Z. (2019) “Structure-performance models for membrane transport: a unified perspective”, Journal of Membrane Science 588, 117166.

Membrane science and technology: Membrane formation; structure – performance characteristics; deposition and fouling; strategies for fouling prevention and control

Biofilms and flow: the interaction of bacteria with interfaces; the interaction of biofilms with their flowing environment

Clean & renewable energy: acoustic conversion of low-grade heat for electricity, cooling and separation; Membrane conversion of salinity gradient power; capacitive, electro-chemical processes for energy conversion