
The team of students from Otto von Guericke University, where our collaborator Ralf Stannarius works, will do granular gas experiments with balls equipped with smart sensors!


We love interactions, in particular with particles
The team of students from Otto von Guericke University, where our collaborator Ralf Stannarius works, will do granular gas experiments with balls equipped with smart sensors!
Onsager reciprocity is a pain to explain… Even with Callen‘s help!
Cool polymer rheology work showing the potential of covalent adaptable networks to obtain new material properties – together with the group of Maarten Smulders.
Congratulations Preeti and Vittorio with getting the article out in Biointerphases. Thanks also to Vincent for contributing to this study through his MSc thesis work.
Especially not with cocktail demos. The cola does get old though. The wipes make it a corona proof on-campus activity!
The name says it all. Hydrogels come with very different surface roughnesses, which gives them different frictional behavior.
PEG/PAA mixtures display shear-induced gelation which can be traced back to chain proximity with NOESY techniques and most likely hydrogen bonding.
Experiments developed for 5VWO students from the local high school Het Streek in Ede.
Thanks Stefan Radl for organizing the training school and Dimitri Fedosov for contributing.
Combining rheology and NMR/MRI methods is very useful! Check out the results of our collaboration with the Biophysics dept here.