Active dynamics and tunable mechanics of actin-microtubule composites
Sep 17, 2021
Rae Robertson-Anderson
Bacterial active nematics: how modeling can be really quantitative
Soft Matter, Biophysics, Mathematical Modeling and seminar by Hugues Chate, CEA-Saclay
Hosted by Biological Physics and Physical Biology Virtual Seminars
Friday 01:30–02:40 New York (GMT-4)
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