My latest manuscript, "How Interface Compatibility Affects Conductivity Evolution of Silver Nanobelts-filled Electrically Conductive Composites During Cure and Post-Treatments", has just been published by the Journal of Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, and is now available online!

This work discusses my findings for conductive adhesives and hybrid nanocomposites, focusing on the development of conductivity throughout cure and post-cure treatments. Our findings include the influences imparted by the particle surfaces, and the path-dependent conductivity development from vitrification during cure. This may have major impacts on industry procedures and future research, due to the common use by industry of vitrified curing near the gel point of their ECAs.

You can view the article at PCCP's website by following this link, or by following the links in my online CV, posted on my website (geoffreyrivers.com /about).