Research from the group of Prof. Kelly Schultz featured in the Soft Matter journal's collection of most popular articles of 2020

An article published in Soft Matter by graduate student Nan Wu with Prof. Kelly Schultz entitled  "Microrheological characterization of covalent adaptable hydrogel degradation in response to temporal pH changes that mimic the gastrointestinal tract" has been featured in an online themed collection to highlight some of the most popular articles published in the journal, during 2020. These articles for this collection were chosen based on citations, the number of full-text downloads and the article’s presence online through social media or on news outlets.

Eric Baumer: A human approach to algorithm design

Have you checked your Facebook, Twitter or Instagram account recently? Maybe you’ve used Google Maps to get you to your current destination. Speaking of Google, you’ve probably used a search engine in the last 24 hours. How about shopping at Target?

All of those tasks, somewhere along the way, require an algorithm—a set of rules to be followed in problem-solving operations.

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