A strong 3D structure can be built by a prescribed pattern of beads on a thread. Lovely image from the Gallery of Soft Matter poster by Lauren Dreier, Trevor Jones, Andrej Košmrlj, and P.T. Brun from Princeton and Carnegie Mellon: engage.aps.org/dsoft/gallery/…

Deforming a thin sheet leads to formation of regular ridges, valleys, or alternating combinations of the two, creating a 'crumple lattice.' An elegant image from the Gallery of Soft Matter poster by Damian Gimeno and James Hanna from UNR: engage.aps.org/dsoft/gallery/…

Saad Bhamla ChBE @ Georgia Tech Daniel Sussman Emory Department of Physics Scott Danielsen School of Materials Science and Engineering Burton Lab Thanks to our generous sponsors APS DSOFT ChBE @ Georgia Tech School of Materials Science and Engineering GT School of Physics Student Polymer Network (SPN) IMat @ Georgia Tech

Throwback to the Squishy Science Sunday on March 3rd! Thanks to everyone who joined us for a day filled with hands-on experiments and insightful conversations with us. Special thanks to our sponsors for their support. Looking forward to seeing y'all next year!

We are delighted to announce that the open call for our Soft Matter Electrified themed collection is now open!

Find out more about the collection and how to submit your paper here➡️linkedin.com/showcase/10022…

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We are hosting the Soft Matter Day symposium for the Atlanta area at Georgia Tech on April 5th, 2024. Students and postdocs are encouraged to submit an abstract to present a poster. sites.gatech.edu/softmatterday2… ChBE @ Georgia Tech GT School of Physics School of Materials Science and Engineering Emory Department of Physics

Squishy science in action American Physical Society March meeting APS-DBIO APS DSOFT great seeing Suraj Shankar 🏳️‍🌈 Hyunseok Lee

This trip to APS Meetings was partially funded from the support of APS DSOFT Future Investigator travel (FIT) award. This enabled me to not only present a talk and a poster sharing our work but also co-organize and chair a focus session with Vishal Patil and Saad Bhamla.

Such a pleasant surprise to find a stall for ColorMePhD at the Squishy Physics Sunday event at APS March Meeting. Even more surprised to see my artwork displayed there !
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