2019 Spring

Feb. 12:  Alexander Mietke  (MIT, MPI-PKS, MPI-CBG)
Self-organised dynamics of curved and deforming active surfaces

 

Feb. 19: Vincenzo Vitelli (University of Chicago)
Odd Elasticity
(Note: Seminar will be held in Room 2-131)

 

Mar. 5: APS March Meeting Boston

 

Mar. 12: Tapio Ala-Nissila (Aalto University)
Theory of Driven Polymer Translocation through Nanopores

 

Mar. 19: Andrea Cairoli (Imperial College London)
Hydrodynamics of Active Levy Matter
 

 

Mar. 26:  Vacation

 

Apr. 2: Paulo Arratia (Unversity of Pennsylvania)
Life in Complex Fluids

 

Apr. 9:  NO SEMINAR

 

Apr. 16: Vacation

 

Apr. 23: Matej Krajnc (Princeton University)
Solid-fluid transition in tissues with nonlinear stochastic junctional dynamics

 

Apr. 30:  G. Bard Ermentrout  (University of Pittsburg)
If space turned out to be time:  Resonances in the visual cortex
(Joint with Numerical Methods for PDEs Seminar)

 

May 7: Sujit Datta (Princeton University)
Heterogeneous dynamics of cells and gels in complex spaces

 

May 14:  Paul Steen  (Cornell University)
Droplet motions fill a periodic table
 

 

 

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