The Vicsek Model - An Update and the Fragility of Its Ordered Phases to Quenched
Explores the Vicsek model in active matter physics, focusing on ordered phase fragility under quenched disorder. Updates on recent developments and implications for collective behavior in complex environments.
The Allure of Active Matter - Lecture 1
Explore the fascinating world of active matter with renowned physicist Sriram Ramaswamy. Discover key concepts, recent developments, and future directions in this cutting-edge field of nonequilibrium physics.
Contractile Microtubules Generate Active Membranes and Foams by Zvonimir Dogic
Explore how contractile microtubules create dynamic membranes and foams, revealing insights into active matter and its applications in biological systems and beyond.
Far From Equilibrium - Kavli Foundation Keynote Plenary Session
Explore cutting-edge physics research in quantum computing, crowd dynamics, living matter, gravitational waves, and non-equilibrium systems through expert talks at the APS March Meeting 2024.
How Do Shampoos, Lotions and Clays Flow When Pushed?
Explore the fascinating flow dynamics of everyday substances like shampoos, lotions, and clays. Discover the physics behind their unique behaviors when subjected to external forces.
Bridging Microscopic Cell Dynamics to Nematohydrodynamics of Cell Monolayers
Explore cell-based modeling connecting single-cell mechanics to tissue-level nematic and hydrodynamic properties, examining instabilities, flows, and defects in active matter systems.
Phase Separation in Active Brownian Particles
Explore models of active matter systems, focusing on motility-induced phase separation in self-propelled particles and the resulting macroscopic PDEs.
Directions in the Hydrodynamics of Active Matter
Explore the collective properties of active systems, focusing on inertia, chirality, and non-reciprocality in self-driven materials that defy equilibrium rules.
A Synchronization Viewpoint on Active Matter Results
Explore active matter models through a synchronization lens, focusing on 2D dry aligning systems and the impact of chirality and spatial disorder on phase synchronization.
Dynamic Features of Topological Defects in Active Liquid Crystals
Explore dynamic features of topological defects in active liquid crystals, focusing on controlling defect dynamics and hydrodynamic flows for potential applications in material transport and information transmission.
Theoretical Foundations of Active Matter: Lessons from Ideal Microscopic Models - Class 3
Explore theoretical foundations of active matter through ideal microscopic models, gaining insights into complex systems and their behaviors.
Computational Modeling of Active Systems - Class 4
Explore computational modeling techniques for active systems, focusing on advanced concepts and practical applications in the field of active matter.
Physics of Flocking - Class 3
Explore the physics of flocking behavior in active matter systems, focusing on advanced concepts and mathematical models for collective motion phenomena.
From Active Nematics to Mechanobiology - Class 4
Explore active nematics and mechanobiology with Julia M Yeomans, delving into cutting-edge research on active matter and its applications in biological systems.
Computational Modeling of Active Systems - Class 3
Explore computational modeling techniques for active systems, focusing on advanced concepts and practical applications in the field of active matter.
Theoretical Foundations of Active Matter: Lessons from Ideal Microscopic Models - Class 4
Explore theoretical foundations of active matter through ideal microscopic models, gaining insights into complex systems and their behaviors.
Discovering Dynamic Laws from Observations: The Case of Self-Propelled Particles
Explore machine learning techniques for uncovering forces in active matter systems, from cellular to animal scales. Learn to extract local dynamics crucial for understanding collective phenomena.
Transport Properties in Intermittent Active Matter
Explore optimal strategies for maximizing diffusivity in intermittent active motion across scales, from bacteria to sheep and artificial colloidal systems.
Driven and Self-Driven Transport in Model Active Systems
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.
Activity Induced Rigidity of Liquid Droplets
Explore how active Janus particles increase droplet resistance to deformation in extensional flow, validating 3D pressure predictions for active particle ensembles.
Theoretical Foundations of Active Matter: Lessons from Ideal Microscopic Models - Class 1
Explore theoretical foundations of active matter through ideal microscopic models, gaining insights into this dynamic field of physics and biology.