Pubblicazioni in primo piano
- “Gelation of particles with short-range attraction” Nature. 453, 499–503 (2008). [pdf]
- “Decagonal and Quasi-crystalline Tilings in Medieval Islamic Architecture” Science. 315, 1106–1110 (2007). [pdf] [Supp. Info]
- “Early Precision Compound Machine from Ancient China” Science. 304, 1638 (2004). [pdf] [Supp. Info]
- “The blossoming of Japanese mathematics” Nature. 454, 1050 (2008). [pdf]
- “Natural Quasicrystals” Science. 324, 1306–1309 (2009). [pdf]
- “Colloidal Particles: Crystals, Glasses, and Gels” Annual Review of Condensed Matter Physics. 4, 9.1–9.17 (2013). [pdf]
- “Characterizing Concentrated, Multiply Scattering, and Actively Driven Fluorescent Systems with Confocal Differential Dynamic Microscopy” Physical Review Letters. 108, 218103 (2012). [pdf] [Supp. Info]
- “Identifying and Indexing Icosahedral Quasicrystals from Powder Diffraction Patterns” Physical Review Letters. 87, 275507 (2001). [pdf]
- “Fluids of Clusters in Attractive Colloids” Physical Review Letters. 96, 028306 (2006). [pdf]
- “Phanerozoic marine biodiversity dynamics in light of the incompleteness of the fossil record” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 103, 2736–2739 (2006). [pdf]
- “Advanced Stone-Polishing Techniques Employed Earlier Than Thought” All Things Considered. National Public Radio (2005).
- “Advanced geometry of Islamic art” The World Today. British Broadcasting Corporation (2007).
- “Medieval Mosques Illuminated by Math” All Things Considered. National Public Radio (2007).
La Stampa
- “Top 100 Science Stories of 2007: 59. Medieval Mosque Shows Amazing Math Discovery” Discover (2008).
- “In Medieval Architecture, Signs of Advanced Math” The New York Times (2007).
- “Earliest use of diamonds by Chinese found” China Daily (2005).
- “Puzzle der Unendlichkeit” Die Zeit [Germany] (2007).