Bacterial active nematics: how modeling can be really quantitative
Hugues Chate· CEA-Saclay
Ended
Fri, Apr 23 · 05:30 UTC
BiophysicsMathematical Modeling+2 more
Biological Physics and Physical Biology Virtual Seminars
Seminars and recordings
April 2021
Transcription factor dynamics and nuclear organization during early embryonic development
Mustafa Mir· University of Pennsylvania
Ended
Fri, Apr 23 · 05:00 UTC
Developmental BiologyCell Biology+2 more
Opposite response of cancer cells to substrate viscoelasticity
Kalpana Mandal· University of Pennsylvania
Ended
Fri, Apr 16 · 05:30 UTC
Cell BiologyBiomechanics+2 more
Cytoskeletal interaction forces: from filament architecture to network mechanics
Ended
Fri, Apr 16 · 05:00 UTC
BiophysicsPhysics of Life+2 more
Functional consequences of microscopic skin features on snake locomotion
Jennifer Rieser· Emory University
Ended
Fri, Apr 9 · 05:30 UTC
BiomechanicsBiophysics+2 more
Fluid DynamicsBiomechanics+3 more
Research talk: Is Escherichia coli information limited when navigating chemical gradients?
Thiery Emonet· Yale
Ended
Fri, Apr 2 · 05:30 UTC
MicrobiologyBiophysics+1 more
MicrobiologyBiophysics+2 more
March 2021
Cell surface and ECM mechanics for pluripotency and development
Alba Diz-Munoz· EMBL
Ended
Fri, Mar 26 · 06:30 UTC
BiomechanicsCell Biology+1 more
Physics of LifeBiophysics+3 more
Physical force regulation in cell migration
Mingming Wu· Cornell University
Ended
Fri, Mar 12 · 05:30 UTC
BiomechanicsBiophysics+1 more
CognitionBiology+1 more
Destructive testing on the cytoskeleton: probing the mechanics of cell division by laser ablation
Mary Elting· North Carolina State University
Ended
Fri, Mar 5 · 05:30 UTC
BiomechanicsBiophysics+2 more
A protein that acts like a paper ball: Glassy dynamics and memory effects in the mechanical response of a disordered protein
Omar Saleh· University of California, Santa Barbara
Ended
Fri, Mar 5 · 05:00 UTC
BiophysicsPhysics of Life+4 more
February 2021
Cell fate and mechanical stress: Morphogen (or masquerade)?
David Lubensky· University of Michigan
Ended
Fri, Feb 26 · 05:30 UTC
Developmental BiologyCell Biology+1 more
Aligning particles in confinement
Enkeleida Lushi· New Jersey Institute of Technology
Ended
Fri, Feb 26 · 05:00 UTC
Physics of LifeFluid Dynamics+3 more
Physics of epithelial lumen stability: How do cells build negative space?
Claudia Vasquez· Stanford
Ended
Fri, Feb 19 · 05:30 UTC
BiophysicsPhysics of Life+1 more
An Adaptive-Gravity Model for Insect Swarms: Miniature Star-Clusters Buzzing Above Your Heads in the Park
Nir Gov· Weizmann Institute of Science
Ended
Fri, Feb 19 · 05:00 UTC
Mathematical ModelingApplied Mathematics+2 more
Opposing motors provide mechanical and functional robustness in the human spindle
Sophie Dumont· University of California, San Francisco
Ended
Fri, Feb 12 · 05:30 UTC
Cell BiologyBiophysics+2 more
Building home in a cholerae way: Morphogenesis of mechanically confined biofilms
Jing Yan· Yale
Ended
Fri, Feb 12 · 05:00 UTC
MicrobiologyBiophysics+2 more