  In this study, micro-droplets are placed on thin, glassy, free-standing films
where the Laplace pressure of the droplet deforms the free-standing film,
creating a bulge. The film's tension is modulated by changing temperature
continuously from well below the glass transition into the melt state of the
film. The contact angle of the liquid droplet with the planar film as well as
the angle of the bulge with the film are measured and found to be consistent
with the contact angles predicted by a force balance at the contact line.
