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on the synthesis of nanomaterials for applications in energy and the environment. Submit your CV at https://kaustforms.formstack.com/forms/yavuzlab_open_positions_form for consideration. The positions are available
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of the continent precipitation), surface roughness and aerosols emission. At longer timescales, forests, via the formation of soil organic matter, erosion and deposition in the ocean, play an essential role in
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sea-urchin spine micro-architectures and using these as templates for multifunctional, mechanically efficient structures. In parallel, ACT researchers have explored spider-inspired soft actuators
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