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Weekly wiki entries
| Lecture topic | Weekly Soft-Matter Wiki entry |
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| 1. General introduction | Metal films on polymer substrates stretched beyond 50% |
| 2. Surface forces | Mechanisms of reversible stretchability of thin metal films on elastomeric substrates |
| 3. Capillarity and wetting | Impact of inlet channel geometry on microfluidic drop formation |
| 4. Polymers and polymer solutions | Foldable printed circuit boards on paper substrates |
| 5. Surfactants and spontaneous ordering | Fabrication of Bio-Inspired Actuated Nanostructures with Arbitrary Geometry and Stiffness |
| 6. Equilibria and phase diagrams | Inhomogeneous and anisotropic equilibrium state of a swollen hydrogel containing a hard core |
| 7. Charged interfaces | Method to analyze electromechanical stability of dielectric elastomers |
| 8. Colloidal stability | Imaging in-plane and normal stresses near an interface crack using traction force microscopy |
| 9. Rheology and viscoelasticity | The effect of film thickness on the failure strain of polymer-supported metal films |
| 10. Foams |
