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Michael Rubinstein

Aleksandar S Vesic Distinguished Professor Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Pratt School of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Chemistry

Physics

Michael Rubinstein is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Aleksandar S Vesic Distinguished Professor Professor at Duke University.

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Michael Rubinstein

Duke University

Aleksandar S Vesic Distinguished Professor Professor

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materials science polymer science applied physics biophysics macromolecular science condensed matter physics nanotechnology physics surface science macromolecular chemistry structural biology mechanics of materials nanomaterials polymer engineering physical chemistry adsorption respiratory medicine macromolecular architecture polymer technology surface chemistry elasticity (physics) condensed matter polymer nanotechnology polymer melts polyelectrolyte solutions interface science colloid chemistry tension amplification nanoparticle research protein science biopolymers polymer solutions phase separation metal nanoparticles molecular dynamics simulations science advance polymer composites liver physiology polymer properties nanoscale science supramolecular assemblies hydrophobic polyelectrolytes associative polymers polymer networks biological macromolecules mechanical science quantum chemistry material research applied physiology mobility solution (chemistry) surface nanotechnology network theory fragmentation effect polymer physics glass transition thermoreversible gelation two-parameter scaling elastic modulus equilibrium swelling counterion condensation diffusion-limited aggregation block copolymers polyampholyte chain flory theory diblock copolymers molecular science dynamic networks surface reactivity polymerization kinetics molecular self-assembly molecular characterization surface processing gene delivery microemulsions polyelectrolyte gel polymer testing polymer modeling

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Activity-Driven Chromatin Organization During Interphase: Compaction, Segregation, and Entanglement Suppression. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Brian ChanMichael Rubinstein

biophysicscell biologychromosome biologyinteractomicsmolecular biologyactivity-driven chromatin organizationstructural biologyentanglement suppression

Fracture of Polymer-Like Networks With Hybrid Bond Strengths. Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids (2024)

Chase M. HartquistShu WangBolei DengHaley K. BeechStephen L. CraigBradley D. OlsenMichael RubinsteinXuanhe Zhao

polymer-like networksfracture mechanicssolid mechanicsphysicsmechanical engineeringmechanics of materialshybrid bond strengths

Light‐Induced Living Polymer Networks With Adaptive Functional Properties. Advanced Materials (2024)

Shixuan WeiJulian Smith‐JonesRemy F. LalisseJulia C. HestenesDanyang ChenScott P. O. DanielsenRowina C. BellEmily M. ChurchillNaiara A. MunichLauren E. MarbellaOsvaldo GutierrezMichael RubinsteinAlshakim NelsonLuis M. Campos

photonicspolymer scienceadvanced materialsadaptive functional propertiesengineeringbiophotonicsadvanced functional materialsapplied physicsmaterials science

Measuring Topological Constraint Relaxation in Ring-Linear Polymer Blends. Physical Review Letters (2024)

Daniel L. VigilTing GeMichael RubinsteinThomas C. O’ConnorGary S. Grest

topological constraint relaxationring-linear polymer blendsapplied mathematicspolymer science

The Breathing of Dry Dirty Air Stratifies Mucus to Promote Inflammatory Stress and Cough. (2024)

D.A. EdwardsM. RubinsteinA. EdwardsD. BhattaJ. HanesI. EdirisingheB.B. FreemanK.F. ChungB. Button

public healthinflammationinfectious diseasesinflammatory stressrespiratory medicineventilationhealth sciences

An Elastomer With Ultrahigh Strain-Induced Crystallization. Science Advances (2023)

Chase M. HartquistShaoting LinJames H. ZhangShu WangMichael RubinsteinXuanhe Zhao

biophysicsadditive manufacturingpolymer sciencenanotechnologyultrahigh strain-induced crystallizationscience advanceapplied physicsthin filmsmaterials science

Contribution of Unbroken Strands to the Fracture of Polymer Networks. Macromolecules (2023)

Shu WangSergey PanyukovStephen L. CraigMichael Rubinstein

unbroken strandspolymer sciencestructural mechanicsmechanical engineeringmechanics of materialsapplied physicsmacromolecular sciencedeformationmaterials science

Elasticity of Slide-Ring Gels. ACS Macro Letters (2023)

Danyang ChenSergey PanyukovLiel SapirMichael Rubinstein

elasticity (physics)mechanical engineeringslide-ring gelsmechanics of materialsmaterials science

Facile Mechanochemical Cycloreversion of Polymer Cross-Linkers Enhances Tear Resistance. Science (2023)

Shu WangYixin HuTatiana B. KouznetsovaLiel SapirDanyang ChenAbraham Herzog-ArbeitmanJeremiah A. JohnsonMichael RubinsteinStephen L. Craig

biophysicsmaterials engineeringpolymer sciencepolymer technologymechanical engineeringmaterials science

How a Chain Can Be Extended While Its Bonds Are Compressed. ACS Macro Letters (2023)

Liel SapirJames BrockDanyang ChenQi LiaoSergey PanyukovMichael Rubinstein

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Michael Rubinstein

Aleksandar S Vesic Distinguished Professor Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Pratt School of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Chemistry

Physics

Michael Rubinstein is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Aleksandar S Vesic Distinguished Professor Professor at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Michael Rubinstein

Duke University

Aleksandar S Vesic Distinguished Professor Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Activity-Driven Chromatin Organization During Interphase: Compaction, Segregation, and Entanglement Suppression. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Brian ChanMichael Rubinstein

biophysicscell biologychromosome biologyinteractomicsmolecular biologyactivity-driven chromatin organizationstructural biologyentanglement suppression

Fracture of Polymer-Like Networks With Hybrid Bond Strengths. Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids (2024)

Chase M. HartquistShu WangBolei DengHaley K. BeechStephen L. CraigBradley D. OlsenMichael RubinsteinXuanhe Zhao

polymer-like networksfracture mechanicssolid mechanicsphysicsmechanical engineeringmechanics of materialshybrid bond strengths

Light‐Induced Living Polymer Networks With Adaptive Functional Properties. Advanced Materials (2024)

photonicspolymer scienceadvanced materialsadaptive functional propertiesengineeringbiophotonicsadvanced functional materialsapplied physicsmaterials science

Measuring Topological Constraint Relaxation in Ring-Linear Polymer Blends. Physical Review Letters (2024)

Daniel L. VigilTing GeMichael RubinsteinThomas C. O’ConnorGary S. Grest

topological constraint relaxationring-linear polymer blendsapplied mathematicspolymer science

The Breathing of Dry Dirty Air Stratifies Mucus to Promote Inflammatory Stress and Cough. (2024)

D.A. EdwardsM. RubinsteinA. EdwardsD. BhattaJ. HanesI. EdirisingheB.B. FreemanK.F. ChungB. Button

public healthinflammationinfectious diseasesinflammatory stressrespiratory medicineventilationhealth sciences

An Elastomer With Ultrahigh Strain-Induced Crystallization. Science Advances (2023)

Chase M. HartquistShaoting LinJames H. ZhangShu WangMichael RubinsteinXuanhe Zhao

biophysicsadditive manufacturingpolymer sciencenanotechnologyultrahigh strain-induced crystallizationscience advanceapplied physicsthin filmsmaterials science

Contribution of Unbroken Strands to the Fracture of Polymer Networks. Macromolecules (2023)

Shu WangSergey PanyukovStephen L. CraigMichael Rubinstein

unbroken strandspolymer sciencestructural mechanicsmechanical engineeringmechanics of materialsapplied physicsmacromolecular sciencedeformationmaterials science

Elasticity of Slide-Ring Gels. ACS Macro Letters (2023)

Danyang ChenSergey PanyukovLiel SapirMichael Rubinstein

elasticity (physics)mechanical engineeringslide-ring gelsmechanics of materialsmaterials science

Facile Mechanochemical Cycloreversion of Polymer Cross-Linkers Enhances Tear Resistance. Science (2023)

Shu WangYixin HuTatiana B. KouznetsovaLiel SapirDanyang ChenAbraham Herzog-ArbeitmanJeremiah A. JohnsonMichael RubinsteinStephen L. Craig

biophysicsmaterials engineeringpolymer sciencepolymer technologymechanical engineeringmaterials science

How a Chain Can Be Extended While Its Bonds Are Compressed. ACS Macro Letters (2023)

Liel SapirJames BrockDanyang ChenQi LiaoSergey PanyukovMichael Rubinstein

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