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Kasey Phillips (physics and mathematics major '08) has been awarded an NSF Graduate Fellowship. She will first attend the University of Cambridge to study Applied Mathematics, after which she will move to Harvard University to pursue a PhD in Applied Physics in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Coverage of our work with Bob Behringer at Duke University on shaken and sheared granular materials recently appeared in Science Fridays from 12:20 to 1:20 in 415 Riddick (unless otherwise noted) Aug 29: Planning/Progress ReportsSept 5(Laura) Hill and Fan. "Isolating Segregation Mechanisms in a Split-Bottom Cell." PRL, 2008. [Link] Sept 12Progress Reports: bring a 1-plot, <5-minute summary of your recent accomplishments or a recent problem Sept 19Ellen: Nguyen & Stebe "Patterning of Small Particles by a Surfactant Enhanced Marangoni-Bénard Instability" [Link] Sept 26(Dave) Sarkar et al. "Tuning wetting by tailoring surface morphology". [arXiv] and Lee, Choi, and Kim. "Structured Surfaces for a Giant Liquid Slip." PRL, 2008. [Link] Oct 3Two papers by Jean-Luc Thiffeault:
Oct 17Fred: Lechenault et al. "Critical scaling and heterogeneous superdiffusion across the jamming/rigidity transition of a granular glass" EPL, 2008. [Link] Oct 24Practice talks/posters for SESAPS Oct 31: No meeting, SESAPSNov 7(Eli) Smart & Ottino. "Granular matter and networks: three related examples." Soft Matter, 2008. [Link] Nov 14Practice talks (Fred, Laura, Dave) for DFD Dec 5Karen: gel cracking paper/results |