Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences

Dynamics of Suspensions, Gels, Cells and Tissues

24-28 June 2013

Organisers: Karsten Kruse (Saarbrücken), Len Pismen (Technion) and Alexander Leshansky (Technion)

in association with the Newton Institute programme Mathematical Modelling and Analysis of Complex Fluids and Active Media in Evolving Domains
(1 May - 23 August 2013)


Programme | Participants | Application | Accommodation and Costs

Spirals Deformation

The workshop will cover recent experimental and theoretical developments in the field of active soft matter, including both biological and biomimetic applications, and ranging from self-propelled particles to active elastomers. The talks and discussions will elucidate unique features of complex dynamic phenomena in these media. This workshop will bring together experts in all the above fields, to compare and contrast the various them, to discuss topical and future problems and methods of their solution, and to explore possible applications.

Some sessions will be held jointly with the concurrent workshop on "Liquid crystal defects and their geometry, active and solid liquid crystals, and related systems".

The accommodation costs and registration fee may be waived for some junior applicants who are chosen to present a talk.

Invited speakers will include:


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