
Explores influence matrix approach for understanding ergodic and non-ergodic quantum dynamics, focusing on universal aspects of many-body systems far from equilibrium in statistical physics, AMO, and condensed matter.

Explores nonreciprocity in many-body physics, focusing on traveling and oscillatory states. Discusses universal aspects of non-equilibrium systems across various fields of physics.

Explore the connection between stochastic heat equation and KPZ equation, demonstrating fluctuation equivalence in weak disorder regime for 3+ dimensions.

Explore phase transitions in non-reciprocal matter, challenging traditional physics concepts and examining emergent phenomena in quantum materials and engineered 2D structures.

Explore the collective properties of active systems, focusing on inertia, chirality, and non-reciprocality in self-driven materials that defy equilibrium rules.

Explore the physics of flocking behavior in active matter systems, focusing on advanced concepts and mathematical models for collective motion phenomena.

Explore transport phenomena in soft matter systems, focusing on spinning particles driven by external fields and self-propelled particles with internal energy. Examine collective transport and shear rheology.

Explore computational modeling techniques for active systems, focusing on fundamental principles and practical applications in the field of active matter.

Explore advanced concepts in active matter physics, focusing on flocking behavior and collective motion in biological systems.

Explore tensor network methods for studying fluctuations in stochastic systems, covering long-time statistics, rare event sampling, finite-time extensions, and symmetry protected topological phases in dynamical LDs.

Explore active matter principles using Hexbugs robot toys in this hands-on experimental demonstration, unveiling fascinating insights into collective behavior and self-organization.

Explore odd fluids and their mathematical properties in this conference talk by Francesco Fanelli at CIRM's MathFlows meeting.

Explore anomalous transport of tracers in active baths, focusing on long-time dynamics, ratchet effects, and unique friction properties in low-dimensional systems.

Explore entropy production fluctuations in active matter systems, their connection to collective behavior, and methods to control dissipation and phase transitions.

Explore novel phenomena in colloidal particles within viscoelastic baths, including enhanced barrier hopping, non-reciprocal eigenmodes, and increased rotational diffusion of self-propelled particles.

Explore the origin of fat-tailed distributions in driven complex systems through sample space reducing processes, offering insights into various statistical phenomena and their applications.

Explore anomalous thermal relaxation phenomena, focusing on the Mpemba effect in over-damped Langevin dynamics. Examine theoretical results and link to physical system properties.

Explore Engineered Swift Equilibration (ESE) applications in physics, including particle compression, first passage time optimization, and atomic force microscopy enhancements.

Explore stochastic resetting in dynamical processes, its impact on system behavior, and applications in chemical reactions and search processes.

Explore quantum bounds for transport coefficients and their connection to the Fluctuation-Dissipation relation, with insights from high-energy physics and String Theory.

Explore coarsening in aggregation-fragmentation models, focusing on condensate formation, extreme value statistics, and scaling behavior in zero range and conserved mass aggregation systems.