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Dr. Martys joined the Inorganic Building Materials Group of the Building Materials Division in October 1992. His research interests include moisture and diffusive transport in porous materials as a function of saturation, phase separation of fluids in confined geometries, wetting, and the rheology of suspensions. His most recent research concerns the role particle shape and size influence the rheological properties of dense suspensions. Prior to becoming a staff physicist at NIST, Dr. Martys was a NIST/ASEE Postdoctoral Fellow from 1990 to 1992. Dr. Martys is an editor for the NIST Journal of Research. He is also a member of the American Ceramics Society and the Materials Research Society. |
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Nicos S. MartysEducationState University of Geneseo, B.A., Music Theory, 1976State University of Geneseo, M.A., Physics, 1982 John Hopkins University, M.A., Physics, 1984 Ph.D, Theoretical Physics, 1990 PositionPhysicistInorganic Materials Group Materials and Construction Research Division Building and Fire Research Laboratory |
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