Active dynamics and tunable mechanics of actin-microtubule composites
Sep 17, 2021
Rae Robertson-Anderson
Controlling flows and defects in biomolecular active liquid crystals
Soft Matter, Biophysics, Fluid Dynamics and seminar by Linda Hirst, University of California, Merced
Hosted by Biological Physics and Physical Biology Virtual Seminars
Friday 01:00–02:10 New York (GMT-4)
Ended
No abstract or recording was published for this talk.
More from Biological Physics and Physical Biology Virtual Seminars
All talksLocomotion of Helicobacter pylori: Cell geometry and active confinement
Sep 10, 2021Henry FuHow Chromosomes align on the spindle
Sep 10, 2021Iva TolicResearch seminar: How actin pulls the nucleus through constrictions
Sep 3, 2021Cecile Sykes
Related seminars
Flow singularities in soft materials: from thermal motion to active molecular stresses
Video page · Aug 16, 2021Mehdi Molaei, Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, University of ChicagoSpontaneous and driven active matter flows
Video page · Sep 23, 2020Eric Clement, PMMH-ESPCI and Sorbonne University, ParisTrapping active particles up to the limiting case: bacteria enclosed in a biofilm
Video · 44 min · May 26, 2021Chantal Valeriani, Complutense Madrid