Link of the Moment: Aspen Research

A few months ago, someone asked what rheology was like from the industrial perspective.  John Spevacek from the Rheo Thing blog writes up a description of his job and company here.

Tracking Google (Further Update)

This won't be news to some, but one can search blogs using blogsearch.google.com.  This blog and the Rheol Thing blog appears on the second page using the keywords "rheology blog".

Tracking Google (Update)

A search of the keyword "rheology blog" puts this blog at #5.  For some reason, the post on iTunes is selected as representative, even though it was posted in February.  Even though he often uses the word "rheology" in his blog, John's Rheo Thing blog isn't listed.  Searches of "rheology blogger" and "rheology blogspot" bring up his work.

Twitter: The Rheology Files

Rheology's reach is expanding into other social media

• The Rheo Thing is on Twitter
• Anton Paar USA is there, too
• A search of "rheology" on Twitter gives 14 results
• 5 tweets on a deformation mechanics talk
• A student celebrating the end of an exam
• Anton Paar update
• A job opening, likely at TA Instruments
• A PR release from Malvern
• Two journal articles from Sciencia
• A student doing some writing

Thanks

I'd like to thank John for linking to this blog and also thank everyone who stopped by this week.  I just got back from the SOR Meeting, and I'll be posting on that soon.  Right now, I'm trying to put at least one entry up per week, and that usually happens on Sundays.
Talk to you later!

Tracking Google

It's been a while since I wanted to be found on Google. But I'm interested these days when the blog will show up on the search engine site. In fact, one of the reasons I started the site is because it seemed there were no niche blogs about rheology out there. These days, when I type the phrase "rheology blog" into Google, I get this response…