Group members
Karsten Kruse
Principal investigator
Understanding how biological systems organize themselves in space and time.
“My research interest is in biological dynamic systems. Using the tools and concepts of nonequilibrium statistical physics and nonlinear dynamics, I try to understand how biological systems organize themselves in space and time. My focus is on collective effects, which require a proper theoretical treatment for an understanding. ”
Mathieu Dedenon
Post-doc
ALBERTO DINELLI
Post-doc
My research focus is theoretical statistical physics, in particular with applications to biological and synthetic active systems. More specifically, I am interested in relating the microscopic dynamics of active systems to their large-scale emergent behaviors. Bridging this gap can provide a deeper understanding on the self-organization of living matter and, possibly, inspire the design of controllable active materials.
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Ludovic Dumoulin
Post-doc
PIETRO LUIGI MUZZEDDU
Post-doc
ANTOINE VANDENDRIESSCHE
Master student