Abstract:All interactions of materials with their respective environments are controlled by the topography and chemical composition of their surfaces. Examples are the adhesion between two objects,… read more about DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof. Jürgen Rühe »
Abstract:Spatially resolving stimuli can allow us to better understand physicochemical processes in complex environments [1,2]. Towards this goal, we develop ways of integrating Förster resonance… read more about DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof Quinn Besford »
Abstract: Architected materials typically derive their mechanical properties from continuous, rigidly connected networks of struts, plates, or shells. In this talk, I will introduce an alternative… read more about DMI/MEMS Signature Lecture Presented by Prof. Chiara Daraio »