Nonlinear properties of foodstuffs and damage-sensitive liquids
Laurel will speak at the Fall Polymer Event at the UMass Conte Center.
Thanks to Professor Todd Emrick for the invitation to give a talk.

Laurel will speak at the Fall Polymer Event at the UMass Conte Center.
Thanks to Professor Todd Emrick for the invitation to give a talk.

Sara Watson will present her work on hydrostatic pressure and dispersed materials.

Sai Srivatsa Kumar Ganugapati will present a talk at the Society of Rheology meeting in Boston. Copley/Kenmore, Lobby Level.

Zhaofeng Peng will present a talk at the Society of Rheology meeting in Boston. Statler, Mezzanine Level (2nd Floor).

Yoon-Je Choi will present a talk at the Society of Rheology meeting in Boston. Grand Ballroom A, Mezzanine Level (2nd Floor).

Clara Middleton will present a talk at the Society of Rheology meeting in Boston. The Loft, Lobby Level.

Parker Cole will present poster 53 at the Society of Rheology meeting in Boston. Georgian/Arlington/Berkeley/Clarendon, Mezzanine Level (2nd Floor).

Zhaofeng Peng will present poster 87 at the Society of Rheology meeting in Boston. Georgian/Arlington/Berkeley/Clarendon, Mezzanine Level (2nd Floor).

Sara Watson will present poster 101 at the Society of Rheology meeting in Boston. Georgian/Arlington/Berkeley/Clarendon, Mezzanine Level (2nd Floor).

Congratulations to undergraduate researcher Annelise (Annie) Busch, who will present her joint summer research with the Kroo and Emrick groups on adhesive polymer surfactants at AIChE. The work examines how salt concentration changes the rheology of adhesive droplet networks and the transition between surfactant-like interfaces and elastic films.
Undergraduate Student Poster Session: Materials Engineering and Sciences
Exhibit Hall B, Level 1, Minneapolis Convention Center

Laurel will give a department seminar at Brown University.
Thanks to Professor Roberto Zenit for the invitation.
Laurel will be a discussion leader at the Tosoh Polymer Conference in Gainesville, Florida.
Thanks to Professors Austin Evans and Brent Sumerlin for the invitation to serve as a discussion leader.
