We had the nice chance to collaborate with Kyle Schulze at Auburn University to put together a review. Check it out to get some good resources for your next paper or proposal! https://rdcu.be/b9jwq
Tag: friction
Multifunctionality of insect cuticle: friction and optics
Insects did it first! Inspired by beetle iridescence and a scientist who has studied them (Ainsley Seago), the ABC Lab, the INHS Insect Collection, and the Materials Tribology Lab teamed up to study the multifunctionality of insect cuticle. Back down the evolutionary tree of beetles, some species developed iridescent cuticle, and others did not. This […]
Congrats to Lihua on his poster award @ TFC 2018!
Professor Dunn, Lihua, and visiting scholar Chao had a great time in downtown Chicago for the Tribology Frontiers Conference organized by Dr. David Burris from the University of Delaware. Professor Dunn presented Prabhakaran & Hao’s work on wear of hardened steels — take a journey under a train to get a feel for it. Lihua […]