The last lecture of the SPL program Prof Tim Sluckin on “Some landmarks in the ancient history of physical and quantitative biology” #NewtonInstitute#NewtonInstituteSPL2023
Prof. Tanniemola Liverpool (@BristolUni) and Prof. Tomohiro Sasamoto (@tokyotech_en), two organisers from the New statistical physics in living matter programme (#NewtonSPL2023) have published a paper on @NaturePhysics: https://t.co/KIbhw3kRTX
@NewtonGateway worked closely with Tom in the development of the Edwards Symposia Series (Soft Matter Science) and he is greatly missed by the team. https://t.co/RHv1a4fU3k
We are organising a workshop on Dec 8, in memory of Prof. T. C. B. McLeish, FRS @mcleish_t The workshop focuses around themes in Biological physics that Tom was interested in https://t.co/Ik2RmEoDQ5 #NewtonInstitute#NewtonSPL2023
Breaking news: Erwin Frey from @PhysOfLifeLMU will be awarded the Max Planck medal 2024. This is the highest award of the German Physical Society for theoretical physics. https://t.co/JUGI3p0OUZ
Bill Gelbart’s opening lecture at the 4th Workshop of the INI SPL program Non-equilibrium physics of self assembly: from viruses to nano containers @ICMS_Edinburgh@NewtonInstitute#NewtonSPL2023
Thrilled to announce the 2024 Boulder Summer School on Self-organizing Matter: From Inanimate to the Animate. Applications are now open and the deadline is January 15, 2024. Apply now! #BSS2024@SaricLab@squishycell1@SoftLiv_Cornell
https://t.co/dKwze37WXR
Tenure Track positions in
(i) Harvard Physics - foci include Theory of Soft/Living Matter, Quantum Information Theory - details here https://t.co/eFsSnNdxKz
(ii) Harvard Applied Math - foci include Generative AI, Deep Learning - details here
https://t.co/wypp8OGMWZ
Excited having organised the Biological Condensate workshop as a part of the INI program on New Statistical Physics of Life with Frank Julicher and Simon Alberti. Meeting so many greats of the field. Sad to see it end. #NewtonInstitute#MPIPKS#MPICBG#TUDresden
Excited having organised the Biological Condensate workshop as a part of the INI program on New Statistical Physics of Life with Frank Julicher and Simon Alberti. Meeting so many greats of the field. Sad to see it end. #NewtonInstitute#MPIPKS#MPICBG#TUDresden