Emanuela Del Gado

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Georgetown University

United States

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Emanuela Del Gado is a Professor at Georgetown University in the United States. Her research interests encompass soft matter physics, specifically focusing on interspecies interactions in gels, colloidal systems, and the mechanics of complex fluids. Her recent publications include key studies on the rheology of fibrous gels and the application of topological data analysis in characterizing particulate gels.

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Joanna I. Lewis

Georgetown University

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Pinch-point singularities in stress–stress correlations reveal rigidity in colloidal gels

Interspecies interactions in dual, fibrous gels enable control of gel structure and rheology

Correction to “Topological Data Analysis for Particulate Gels”

When stars make loopy networks

Flow induced rigidity percolation in shear thickening suspensions

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Soft matter physics of the ground beneath our feet

Synthetic, multi-dynamic hydrogels by uniting stress stiffening and supramolecular polymers

Topological Data Analysis for Particulate Gels

Memory of shear flow in soft jammed materials

The hidden hierarchical nature of soft particulate gels

Slow dynamics in disordered materials across theory, experiments, and simulations

Stress–stress correlations reveal force chains in gels

3D printing has untapped potential for climate mitigation in the cement sector

Local Mechanism Governs Global Reinforcement of Nanofiller-Hydrogel Composites

Universal scaling of shear thickening transitions

Prestressed elasticity of amorphous solids

Time-resolved microstructural changes in large amplitude oscillatory shear of model single and double component soft gels

Ordered domains in sheared dense suspensions: The link to viscosity and the disruptive effect of friction

Microscopic dynamics underlying the stress relaxation of arrested soft materials

Ion Specificity of Confined Ion–Water Structuring and Nanoscale Surface Forces in Clays

Like-Charge Attraction at the Nanoscale: Ground-State Correlations and Water Destructuring

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Joanna I. Lewis

Susana Rocha

Bulbul Chakraborty

M. Mungan

Pierre Ronceray

Niels Holten-Andersen

C. Patrick Royall

Bavand Keshavarz

Joseph Tracy

Karen Daniels

Justin Burton

Eric Weeks

Roberto Cerbino

Gareth McKinley

Paul Kouwer

Andrea J. Liu

Kyle J. M. Bishop

Xiaoming Mao

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