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The Center for Soft Matter Research at NYU is dedicated to scientific inquiry at the interface between physics, chemistry, biology and engineering.
726 Broadway, NY, 10003
Joined September 2020
Our next Soft Matter Seminar speaker is Azam Gholami from NYU. We hope that you can join us! Friday, November 22nd at 2PM ET. @NYUPhysics @NYUScience
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RT @NatureComms: Authors from @NYUPhysics, @nyu_csmr use live cell imaging to study the connection between large-scale genomic motions and…
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Our next Soft Matter Seminar speaker is Julia Dshemuchadse from Cornell University . We hope that you can join us! Wed, November 6th at 2PM ET. @NYUPhysics @NYUScience
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Stirred, not shaken: Check out the motion of the human genome across the whole cell nucleus:
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RT @PhysRevResearch: Spatiotemporal dynamics of nucleocytoplasmic transport, S. Alex Rautu, Alexandra Zidovska, and Michael J. Shelley @nyu…
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Our next Soft Matter Seminar speaker is Jacopo Grilli from ICTP. We hope that you can join us! Wed, October 9th at 2PM ET. @NYUPhysics
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The appointment can begin as early as 9/1/25, pending administrative and budgetary approval. The full job description and application instructions are available on Interfolio at Applications received on or before 11/25/24 will receive full consideration.
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Read all about it in: J. B. Sustiel and D. G. Grier, "Dynamics of an Acoustically Levitated Fluid Droplet Captured by a Low-Order Immersed Boundary Method," Physics of Fluids 36, 092108 (2024) DOI:10.1063/5.0223790.
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Our next Soft Matter Seminar speaker is Timo Betz from University of Göttingen. We hope that you can join us! Wed, September 18th at 2PM ET. @NYUPhysics
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Our next Soft Matter Seminar speaker is SueYeon Chung from NYU & Flatiron Institute. We hope that you can join us! Thur, May 16th at 2PM ET. @NYUPhysics
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Our next Soft Matter Seminar speaker is Matthieu Wyart from Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne. We hope that you can join us! Wed, April 24th at 2PM ET. @NYUPhysics
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Our next Soft Matter Seminar speaker is Simon Alberti from Technical University Dresden, Germany. We hope that you can join us! Tue, April 23rd at 9:30am ET. @NYUPhysics
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Continued: The interference pattern formed by sound waves at different frequencies creates a beating force landscape for small objects, causing them to trace out sophisticated pre-planned trajectories. The acoustokinetic framework clarifies what tones are needed.
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