2017 MSE Calendar Images
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Cover PhotoOpen channel microfluidic device is containing dyed silicone oil within its omniphilic regions on an omniphobic background. (Sarah Snyder, Tuteja and Mehta Groups)
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JanuarySEM image of copper chalcogenide assembled to form leaves and flowers. (Jihyeon Yeom, Kotov Group)
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February"The Starry Nanowires" is made up of a Te nanowires. (Wonjin Choi, Kotov Group)
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MarchNomarski interference contrast micrographs of an aluminum silicon alloy (B390) showing multiple phases and microstructural features (Jake Adams, Allison and Jones Groups)
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AprilDue to the compatible sizes with wavelength of light, nano sized photonic crystal show unique optical activity. This photonic crystal is made with titania through the nano colloidal crystal templating method. (Jihyeon Yeom, Kotov Group)
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MaySilicon pillars etched into micro-hoodoo structures, capable of repelling all types of liquid (Kevin Golovin, Tuteja Group)
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JuneSEM image of vertically integrated Si nanowires. (Wonjin Choi, Kotov Group)
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JulySquare patterns of liquid crystal (LC) infused inside an array of poly-p-xylylene nanofibers. (Kenneth Cheng, Lahann Lab)
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AugustGallium Arsenide nanowires on top of a Titanium polycrystalline film that was deposited on a Silicon wafer. (Matt DeJarld, Millunchick Group)
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SeptemberA different shade of maize and blue. Picture constituted from optical images of gold patterns deposited over a polymer-salt composite film. (Apoorv Shanker, Kim Group)
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OctoberA sampling of clusters of a set of polyhedra, each of which packs densely inside a sphere. These clusters are a subset of a larger collection generated using Monte Carlo simulations with spherical confinement. Results show a wide variety of resultant symmetries and structures for clusters of up to 60 constituent polyhedra. (James Proctor, Glotzer Group)
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NovemberCross sectional concentration distributions of a radially cracked secondary particle under sinusoidal loading conditions. The real (top) and imaginary (bottom) parts are shown from low to high frequencies. (Min-Ju Choe, Thornton Group)
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DecemberSpin coated thin film of polycaprolactone, viewed through a polarizing light microscope. (Kevin Golovin, Tuteja Group)
