1. Michael Rubinstein, UNC (USA) |
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Dynamics of entangled polymers |
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2. Howard A. Stone, Harvard (USA) |
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Multiphase flows in microfluidic devices:
Drops, vesicles, and cells |
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3. Kenji Urayama, Kyoto University (Japan) |
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Nonlinear elasticity of elastomers and gels as revealed by
multiaxial deformations |
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4. Justin J. Cooper-White, University of
Queensland (Australia) |
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Biopolymer, protein and protein-biopolymer interfaces and gels:
Structure–property–function relationships and relevance to tissue generation |
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5. Nitash P. Balsara, UC Berkeley (USA) |
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Independent control over the mechanical
and electrical properties of solid polymer electrolytes for lithium batteries |
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6. Alejandro D. Rey, McGill University (Canada) |
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Modeling liquid crystal materials and processes
in biological systems |
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7. Michel Cloitre, ESPCI, Paris (France) |
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Tailoring the rheology of soft particle dispersions
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8. Hans Christian Öttinger, ETH Zürich (Switzerland) - Bingham
Lecture |
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Could we raise glasses? |
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9. Victor Steinberg, Weizmann Institute (Israel) |
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Elastic turbulence: A random flow
without inertia |
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10. Jae Ryoun Youn, Seoul
National (Korea) |
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Residual stresses and viscoelastic deformation of injection molded parts
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11. Peter D. Olmsted, Leeds (UK) |
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Recent progress in shear banding in complex fluids
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12. Michael E. Mackay, Michigan State (USA) |
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Anomalous rheology of polymer-nanoparticle suspensions
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13. Scott T. Milner, Penn State
(USA) |
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A new look at stress relaxation in melts of unlinked rings
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14. Richard M. Iverson, USGS (USA) |
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A geophysical perspective of grain-fluid flows
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