I'm in!

It took me forever to find the comment post button.

Anyways, John and I are working on editing and designing the Adhesion page. I hope he invited all of you. I'll invite all of you just in case.

-Nasim

I'm in! Is the adhesion team starting a blog as well?

Mike B.

This looks great!
Mrs. D.

I'm in

I am now on the blog!

Accepted

I'm in

To all invited authors:

Hopefully you all could get onto the blog successfully. I hope the email sent wasn't a surprise. I have no idea what the website sent to all of you. Well if you successfully gained access please respond by posting something.

Thank You all,
Anthony Yacovone (Junior at Minnechaug)

experimentation

vary concentrations of the ballistic gel components to vary the density.
Need to find if there is a correlation between density and elastic modulus of the gel.
If so, what can this tell us about changes in muscle elasticity as a function of postmortem interval.

Testing would be:

Ballistics Gel
Pig muscles (fresh and then preserved ones)

HYPOTHESIS: The freshly killed pig muscle will be less elastic than the preserved one due to rigor mortis. 

Cavitation

here are the latest ideas for cavitation nation:

liquid cavitation
plant cavitation (water hyacinth) air vacoules and fibers
time of death (stiffening of muscles)