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synopsis Drip Physics Produces Flexible Stalactite-Like Surface Published 6 November 2024 By repeatedly applying coats of a hardening polymer to a surface, researchers have created rubbery stalactite-like formations that could be useful in soft robotics. See more in Physics Click to Expand Article Text (Subscription Required) Click to Expand Supplemental Material (Subscription Required) Click to Expand Click to Expand
2.10 Magneto-rheological temperature ramps and amplitude sweeps Dynamic moduli as a function of temperature were collected on the MRD180/1T accessory (Section 2.9). First, solutions were sheared at 10 s−1 for 5 min and then oscillated at 0.1%, 0.1 rad/s for 5 min. Solutions were then pre-treated under oscillatory shear (1%, 1 rad/s) at their respective magnetic field strengths for 20 min.
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