Category: Publishing
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New Paper by Justin Cooke Advised by George Park
MEAM PhD graduate and PICS member Justin Cooke recently published a paper titled, “The Evolution of Turbulence Producing Motions in the ABL Across a Natural Roughness Transition” on June 7th, 2024. The paper can be found on arXiv. Title The Evolution of Turbulence Producing Motions in the ABL Across a Natural Roughness Transition Abstract Landforms…
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New Paper Published by Zuzanna Jedlinska in Riggleman’s Group
PICS student and Physics PhD student Zuzanna Jedlinska recently published a paper in Robert Riggleman’s group. The paper, titled, “Effects of Associative Interactions on the Phase Behavior of Complex Coacervates,” was published in Macromolecules 2024. Title Effects of Associative Interactions on the Phase Behavior of Complex Coacervates Abstract Associative polymer networks have shown major promise…
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“Composite Bayesian Optimization In Function Spaces…” Paper Published by Perdikaris Group
Leonardo Ferreira Guilhoto and Paris Perdikaris have published a paper titled, “Composite Bayesian Optimization In Function Spaces Using NEON – Neural Epistemic Operator Networks” on April 3rd, 2024 The paper, published on arXiv, is titled, “Composite Bayesian Optimization In Function Spaces Using NEON – Neural Epistemic Operator Networks.” Title Composite Bayesian Optimization In Function Spaces…
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Patel’s Group Publishes “On the Engulfment of Antifreeze Proteins by Ice”
Aniket U. Thosar, Yusheng Cai, Sean M. Marks, Zachariah Vicars, Jeongmoon Choi, Akash Pallath, and Amish J. Patel have recently published “On the Engulfment of Antifreeze Proteins by Ice” in the Biophysical Journal and on arXiv. Read more about this paper below. Link to Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.01271 Abstract: “Antifreeze proteins (AFPs) are remarkable biomolecules that suppress…
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Andrew Rappe’s Work in Improving Lithium Batteries
PICS professor Andrew Rappe and Rappe’s research group, alongside researchers from the Max Planck Institue and the University of Cambridge have recently released a paper that, according to Penn Today, “demonstrated the growth of high-quality, single-crystal layers of T-Nb2O5, aligned in a way that allows lithium ions to move significantly faster.” How quickly lithium ions…
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“The Physical Effects of Learning”: New Paper Published
On June 22nd, 2023, the paper titled “The Physical Effects of Learning” was published by PICS PhD student Menachem Stern, PICS faculty Andrea Liu, and PICS affiliated faculty Vijay Balasubramanian. Abstract Interacting many-body physical systems ranging from neural networks in the brain to foldingproteins to self-modifying electrical circuits can learn to perform specific tasks. This…
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Lu Lu and Paris Perdikaris Publish a New Paper
The paper entitled “PPDONet: Deep Operator Networks for Fast Prediction of Steady-State Solutions in Disk-Planet Systems” by Shunyuan Mao, Ruobing Dong, Lu Lu, Kwang Moo Yi, Sifan Wang, and Paris Perdikaris was published to arXiv on May 18th, 2023. Below, you can find the paper’s abstract and a link to the paper. Abstract We develop…
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The Bassani Group has published a new paper: “Finite deformation near a crack tip terminated at an interface between two neo-Hookean sheets”
This work was published in the Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids. Abstract A crack terminating at an arbitrary angle to the interface between two neo-Hookean sheets is investigated under plane stress conditions using finite deformation theory. The asymptotic crack-tip deformation and stress fields are analyzed as a function of the ratio of the moduli…
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The Bassani Group has a paper out in the Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids: “Exploiting interface patterning for adhesion control.”
The Bassani Group has a paper out in the Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids Abstract Surface force-mediated adhesion, e.g. via van der Waals forces, is critical for direct bonding of bulk solids in the absence of chemical bonding or an adhesive layer. However, no two surfaces are ideally flat or perfectly conformal due to surface…
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“Relationships between structure, memory and flow in sheared disordered materials”
Members of the Reina Group, The Jerolmack Group, and the Arratia Group have worked together on a new paper in Nature Physics. Abstract:A fundamental challenge regarding disordered solids is predicting macroscopic yield—the point at which elastic behaviour changes to plastic behaviour—from the microscopic arrangements of constituent particles. Yield is accompanied by a sudden and large…