CMB – Rachel Evans and Pengning Xu
Riddick 314Two Part Talk Series This Week
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CMB – Michael Norman
Riddick 314Title: Connectivity and Contraction in Simulated Cytoskeletal Networks
CMB – Ming Liu
Riddick 314Title: Protein-induced DNA Conformation Changes under Nanoconfinement
CMB – Elizabeth Irvin and Hans Hallen
Riddick 314Two Part Talk Series This Week
Annual LEAP! outreach event
Riddick 314CANCELED: CMB Seminar – Pedro Sáenz
Riddick 314Title/Abstract: TBA Host: Karen Daniels
CMB – Mansoor Haider
Riddick 314Title: Mathematical Models for Extracellular Matrix Regeneration and Remodeling in Biological Soft TissuesAbstract: Many biological soft tissues exhibit complex interactions between passive (biophysical, biomechanical) mechanisms, and active physiological responses. These interactions affect the ability of the tissue to remodel in order to maintain homeostasis, or govern alterations in tissue properties with aging and disease. In tissue engineering…
CMB Seminar – Varda Hagh
Riddick 314James Franck Institute at the University of Chicago
Creating Ultra-Stable Jammed Packings by Training on Pressure
Host: Karen Daniels
CMB Seminar – Rossie Clark-Cotton
Riddick 314Title: Courtship is a Two-Way Conversation: Yeast Mating as a Model of Cell-Cell Communication Abstract: Many cells track chemical signals, but mechanisms of target location are elusive. The budding yeast, an established model of cell-cell communication, tracks a pheromone signal during mating. Pheromone binds to cell surface receptors, triggering the concentration of polarity proteins into…
CMB Seminar – Hadrien Rattez
Riddick 314Multiphysics Geomechanics Lab, Duke University
Title: How Strain Localization and Multi-Physical Couplings Affect Fault Mechanics
Host: Estelle Berthier