Prof. Paulino serves on the organizing committee for the Physics of Morphing Matter Workshop hosted by the Princeton Center for Theoretical Sciences. The workshop will occur during December 12-14 with free but required registration, see more information here.

Prof. Diego Misseroni is selected winner of the Extreme Mechanics Letters (EML) Young Investigator Award (YIA) which recognizes achievments in research and contributions to EML. The reward was given in recognition of his journal titled, "Experimental realization of tunable Poisson's ratio in deployable origami metamaterials" as can be found here.

Prof. Paulino was invited to give a distinguished lecture at NC state university on September 9th titled, "Origami Engineering: Structures, Materials, and Robots". The talk will cover the geometric mechanics of origami assemblages and investigate how geometry affects behavior and properties.

Prof. Paulino, Prof. Sanders, and Fernando V. Senhora have had their publication, Optimally-Tailored Spinodal Architected Materials for Multiscale Design and Manufacturing, selected to be on the front cover of the Advanced Materials journal Volume 34, Issue 26.