Martin Kröger
Professor Computational Polymer Physics
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Martin Kröger is a Professor of Computational Polymer Physics at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich) in Switzerland. His research focuses on the mechanical properties and behavior of complex materials, including nano-beams, hydrogels, and fibrillar gels. Recent publications of his work include studies on elasticity solutions for anisotropic structures and the thermalization processes in collision-poor plasmas.
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Patrick Ilg
Associate Professor
University of Reading
Takato Ishida
YLC Designated Assistant Professor
Nagoya University
Reinhard Schlickeiser
Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
Sandra Galmarini
Empa Materials Science and Technology
Lucio Isa
ETH Zurich
Emilio Nicola Maria CIRILLO
Professor
Sapienza University of Rome
Eric Robert Dufresne
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Cornell University
Takashi Uneyama
Nagoya University
Matteo Colangeli
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University of L'Aquila
Yuichi Masubuchi
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Nagoya University
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