By kdanielOur research group has had some success over the past few years, analyzing timeseries and networks to forecast where failures will occur in laboratory materials.... |Conferences, News
By kdanielIn May, Karen Daniels gave a keynote talk at the SIAM Conference on Applications of Dynamical Systems on the group’s work into a variety of... |Conferences, News
By kdanielTogether with Dani Bassett and Mason Porter, we are organizing the workshop “PARNET19” at the Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems in... |News
By kdanielIn November 2018, we had a chance to fly a set of granular experiments on parabolic flights funded by NASA. Karen Daniels and undergraduate Tristan... |News, Publications
By kdanielCongrats to Ephraim Bililign ’17 for his recent paper being the subject of an APS Physics Synopsis — and for introducing a new work “keramicity”... |News
By kdanielCongrats to undergrad Melia Kendall, for winning the prize for best undergraduate poster in condensed matter/materials physics at the National Society for Black Physicists annual... |News
By kdanielCongratulations to Zhu Tang, who defended her PhD thesis “Fluid Dynamics of the Evolution of Supernova Remnants and Granular Materials” and has accepted a job... |News, Publications
By kdanielSometimes, it takes a village to make a project happen! Following on a summer project with Triangle MRSEC REU student Gustavo Ramirez (visiting from Hunter... |News, Publications
By kdanielOur lab is interested in how granular materials fail, particularly through stick-slip motion, in ways that resemble earthquakes. Inspired by seismographs, we have been listening... |News
By kdanielDuring Spring 2018, designer-in-residence Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya brought The Leading Strand to NC State, matching pairs of science and design faculty to work on creating an exhibit... |News, Publications
By kdanielWe have a new paper in Physical Review Letters showing how the formation of an oxide layer controls the spreading (or not) of eutectic gallium... |News
By kdanielFor several years, our lab has been imagining how human or robotic missions will explore asteroids. Since the surface of the asteroid — or even...
