
Explore the cutting-edge field of active matter design across space and time, delving into innovative concepts and their potential applications in various scientific domains.

Explore how economic concepts like arbitrage apply to biological systems. Learn about a novel game-theoretic framework integrating survival-driven behavior with statistical mechanics in active matter systems.

Explore data-driven approaches to MT-Kinesin active fluid dynamics in this conference talk by Aparna Baskaran, delving into collective phenomena and energy-consuming components in active matter systems.

Delve into intermittency, avalanches, and aging phenomena in extremely persistent active matter. Explore collective behaviors emerging from energy-consuming components in active solids and their implications across diverse systems.

Explore defect emission and absorption on cones and conical billiards with David Nelson from Harvard. Gain insights into active mechanics and its applications in various scientific fields.

Dive into the fascinating world of active matter and explore excitable nonreciprocal living solids with MIT researcher Nikta Fakhri in this insightful conference talk.

Explore photoinduced non-reciprocal magnetism in active quantum solids with Ryo Hanai's conference talk, delving into cutting-edge research on energy-consuming components and their collective phenomena.

Dive into non-reciprocal spin systems with Sarah Loos from Cambridge, exploring active mechanics and collective phenomena in energy-consuming components and their interactions.

Dive into the fascinating world of active matter and explore the behavior of 'The Blob' - a unique form of topologically entangled living matter. Gain insights from Saad Bhamla's research at Georgia Tech.

Dive into the collective behavior of fish schooling at extreme scales, exploring active matter principles and their applications in diverse systems from living organisms to engineered materials.

Dive into pulsating active matter, exploring collective phenomena from liquids to solids. Uncover energy-consuming components' interactions and their surprising behaviors in various systems, from living organisms to engineered materials.

Explore the mechanics of Hydra regeneration and topological defects' role in this conference talk by Yonit Maroudas-Sacks, part of the Active Mechanics conference at KITP.

Explore integer topological defects as a novel approach to characterize and classify cell layers, presented by Masaki Sano from Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Explore active plastic flow in epithelial tissue through Fridtjof Brauns' conference talk, delving into collective phenomena and energy-consuming components in active matter systems.

Explore tissue fluidisation and morphogenesis driven by topological changes in active matter systems. Gain insights into collective phenomena emerging from energy-consuming components in biological and synthetic materials.

Explore tunable rheology in dense cellular tissue models. Gain insights into active matter phenomena and their applications in biological systems and engineered materials.

Dive into emergent mechanics of bacterial active solids. Explore collective phenomena in energy-consuming systems, from spontaneous flow to flocking, and their relevance to diverse biological and engineered materials.

Explore cutting-edge research in active mechanics through lightning talks by poster presenters at the Kavli Institute's conference on active solids and collective phenomena in energy-consuming systems.

Explore the melting dynamics of colloidal active crystals and multiple temperature effects in this conference talk by Helena Massana Cid, delving into cutting-edge research in active matter physics.

Dive into the dynamics of active gels with Thomas Powers, exploring flow phenomena in energy-consuming systems and their applications in diverse fields from biology to engineered materials.

Explore microfluidic island biogeography with Oskar Hallatschek from UCB. Gain insights into active matter, collective phenomena, and the intersection of biology and physics in this conference talk.