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Reducing environmental impact of concrete, an interdisciplinary challenge.
Sponsors: Emanuela Del Gado, Department of Physics and ISM2; Marlene Morris Towns, McDonough School of Business Partners: Concrete Sustainability Hub (Massachusetts Institute of Technolog
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OIST Workshop on “New aspects of micro- and macro-scopic flows in soft matter”
The Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) hosted a great Workshop on flow in Soft Matter and Emanuela gave a talk on "Elastically driven, intermittent microscopic dynamics in soft solids"
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ICR 2016 in Kyoto
Emanuela gave a keynote lecture on "Flow of jammed soft solids: microscopic rearrangements and correlated motion" at the International Conference of Rheology in Kyoto - Japan, in the session on Suspen
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90th ACS Colloid & Surface Science
Del Gado’s group at the 90th ACS Colloid & Surface Science Symposium, 5-7 June, Harvard University
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Read our new paper in Nature Communications
The crucial effect of early stage gelation on mechanical properties of cement hydrates Del Gado Home Page Physics Home Page Institute for Soft Matter
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Workshop on "Rheology of dense particulate suspensions"
Read about the Workshop we just held at GU >> Del Gado Home Page Physics Home Page Institute for Soft Matter
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Elastically driven, intermittent microscopic dynamic in soft solids
Read our work on elastically induced stress fluctuations which may lead to intermittent microscopic dynamics and scale-free distributions of particle displacements in soft solids. We find that this i
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SIAM 2016
Joyjit Chattoraj and Emanuela gave talks at the Meeting of the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics in Philadelphia.
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DelGado’s group at the APS March Meeting 2016
Talks at the March Meeting by Mehdi Bouzid, Joyjit Chattoraj, Emanuela and Vishwas Venkatesh.
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PNAS paper on the mesoscale texture of cement hydrates
Our research on cement hydrate gels just appeared in PNAS early edition (collaboration with the MIT CSHub, University Pierre et Marie Curie, Aix-Marseille University, University of Newcastle and UCLA
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