Join a 27-minute seminar presentation from the Biological Physics/Physical Biology series exploring the intricate dynamics of active matter systems, where complex behaviors and patterns emerge from the collective motion of self-propelled particles and organisms. Delve into fundamental concepts and recent discoveries in this fascinating field that bridges physics and biology, examining how individual components interact to create larger-scale phenomena and self-organization in active materials.
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Cynthia Reichhardt: Complex Dynamics in Active Matter Systems
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