Collaborative paper with Prof. Jennifer Vanos on “Impact of Reflective Roadways on Simulated Heat Strain at the Tokyo, Paris and Los Angeles Olympics” was published in Journal of Science in Sport and Exercise

Three master projects, year of postdoc and multiple other researcher’s efforts and 10+ lbs of sweat (including PIs) later, we have our first paper on microscale sweat evaporation published in iScience: Simultaneous imaging of multi-pore sweat dynamics and evaporation rate measurement using wind tunnel ventilated capsule with infrared window. It was also highlighted by Eureka…

Our work with ANDI, MaRTy, and cost-effective cylindrical biometeorological sensors was features by ASU, CBS, Yahoo.

two stories about sweating thermal manikins and Thermetrics featured our work with outdoor ANDI including Wired Magazine and NPR/KUOW soundside

A simple three-cylinder radiometer and low-speed anemometer to characterize human extreme heat exposure by K. Rykaczewski and team was published in IJB. This is the first outcome of lots of field work in extreme heat last summer, more to come!

 “Printable Liquid Metal Foams That Grow When Watered” collaborative paper with Prof. Michael Dickey’s group at NCSU was published  Advanced Materials

Collaborative paper “Thermal modulation of skin friction at the finger pad” with Prof. Filingeri from University of Southampton accepted for publication in Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials

Impact of Human Body Shape on Convection Heat Transfer accepted for publication in International Journal of Biometeorology