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Aastha’s paper on Compression-Activated Elastomeric Composites with Liquid and Solid Metal fillers accepted for publication in Advanced Materials Interfaces
“Pre-curing matrix Viscosity Controls Thermal Conductivity of Elastomeric Composites with Compression-activated Liquid and Solid Metallic Fillers Networks” was accepted for publication in Advanced Materials Interfaces
our new collaborative NSF funding on human thermal exposure from sweat gland to human body scale featured in article by ASU
We were featured in Heat is On
Najam’s paper on Oil-in-Liquid Metal Emulsions published in Langmuir
Mechanism of Oil-in-Liquid Metal Emulsion formation paper published in Langmuir
Prof. Rykaczewski participates in KQED San Francisco radio show on clothing for warming climate
Prof. Rykaczewski participates in Forum show special “how are you dressing for a warning climate?”
Human Body Radiation Area Factors for Diverse Adult Population accepted for publication in International Journal of Biometeorology
Human Body Radiation Area Factors for Diverse Adult Population by Rykaczewski, K.,* Bartels, L., Martinez, D., and Viswanathan, S accepted for publication in International Journal of Biometeorology
Priority Review on thermophysiological aspects of exoskeletons accepted for publication in Temperature
Thermophysiological aspects of wearable robotics: Challenges and opportunities (Priority Review) by K. Rykaczewski accepted for publication in Temperature
Paper published in Journal of Thermal Biology
Analysis of Thermocouple-based Finger Contact Temperature Measurements by K. Rykaczewski and T. Dhanote published in Journal of Thermal Biology
NSF project on microscale fundamentals of sweat evaporation funded
New project focused on multi-mode imaging and theoretical exploration of human sweat evaporation was funded by NSF
Congrats to Tom and Nathan for completing their masters projects
Our collaborative paper on anisotropic radiation source modeling for computational thermal manikin simulations published in Building and Environment
Anisotropic radiation source models for computational thermal manikin simulations based on common radiation field measurements by K. Rykaczewski, J. Vanos, and A. Middel was published in Building and Environment