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"This is a wonderfully complex problem," says Scherer, a materials expert who calls himself the "cement guy" of Princeton's carbon storage team.
"When the material gets wet, there is a rusty wash that goes down onto adjacent areas of concrete," said Michael Devonshire, a materials expert at Jan Hird Pokorny Associates, an architecture firm.
Another materials expert, Matthew Putman, a researcher at Columbia University, offered another, counterintuitive reason that flats may be more likely in the high heat: The rubber softens, causing air to leak and the tire to deflate.
Conventionally, microstructure quantification has been addressed using highly simplified measures suggested by the governing physics, with the list of measures often suitably augmented by the intuition of the materials expert.
As a potential solution, Bou-Zeid's group is collaborating with materials expert Anna Laura Pisello and her lab at the University of Perugia in Italy on studies of new color-changing building materials that could ease summer heat while keeping cities warmer in the winter.
Fiberglass can withstand more forceful strikes without shattering, materials experts say.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Westchester County district attorney's office and a team of hazardous materials experts were all called in.
The soft polymer body part has been made by Wood and his team of composite materials experts at WMG Warwick Manufacturing Grouppartpart of the university.
For almost all of New York's handful of Bengali-language newspapers, Tuesday was a harrowing day involving the city police, the postal police, F.B.I. agents, hazardous materials experts and, for some, showers in tents set up outside their evacuated offices.
Having mail workers with masks and gloves do their jobs while hazardous materials experts are doing cleanup "is not sound medical procedure and psychologically is an absolute disaster," Mr. Burrus said.
