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SUMMARY:Biophysics of Airborne infection
DESCRIPTION:he BAI workshop stands out by bringing internationally renowned speakers\, experts in very diverse fields from Virology\, Soft Matter\, MicroBiology\, Physics and Fluid Mechanics:Mohsen Bagheri\, (Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization\, Germany)Lydia Bourouiba (MIT\, USA)Lisa Chakrabarti (PAsteur Institute\, France)Rachel Edgar (Imperial College London\, UK)Hanneke Gelderblom (Eindhoven University of Technology\, The NetherlandsJérôme Legoff (Hopital Saint Louis\, Paris\, France)Sébastien Lyonnais (CEMIPAI\, CNRS-Université Montpellier\, France)Peter V. Nielsen (Aalborg University\, Denmark)Wilson Poon (University of Edinburgh\, UK)Julia Port (Helmholtz-Zentrum für Infektionsforschung\, Germany)Jonathan Reid (University of Bristol\, UK)Blake Warner (NIH\, USA)\n  \nThe presentations will explore the entire transmission chain of respiratory pathogens between hosts from emission to infection. BAI workshop will be a unique opportunity to discuss\, share knowledge\, and connect insights across disciplines\, advancing research on the link between pathogens infectivity and the physicochemical conditions of their journey through the air.The workshop will also include a proper social event\, a Gala diner\, and a long wine and cheese poster session to foster exchange between the participants. Please do not hesitate to contact the organisation committee should you need further information.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/biophysics-of-airborne-infection/
LOCATION:Institut de Botanique\, Montpellier\, France
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SUMMARY:Post-Doc Position in Singapore: Research Fellow in Soft Materials Science (Structural Characterisation of Protein-based Food Textures)
DESCRIPTION:Dear Soft Matter Community\, \nplease find here below an announcement for a postdoctoral researcher (Research Fellow) to join the team at TUMCREATE in Singapore. \nThe focus will be on the structural characterisation of protein-based food texture as part of the Proteins4Singapore project. Experience with scattering techniques (e.g.\, SAXS\, SANS) or imaging methods (e.g.\, confocal microscopy\, AFM\, X-ray tomography) would be particularly valuable. \nThis position sits at the interface of soft matter\, food physics\, and materials science\, and is based at the unique CREATE campus at the National University of Singapore\, where TUM is co-located with institutions such as MIT\, ETH Zurich\, Imperial College\, University of Cambridge\, UC Berkeley\, University of Illinois\, and Hebrew University\, among others. \nMore info on: https://jobrxiv.org/job/tumcreate-27778-research-fellow-in-soft-materials-science-2/. \nPlease do not hesitate to contact Stefan Guldin (stefan.guldin@tum-create.edu.sg) for any information and to forwarding this to potentially interested candidates.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/post-doc-position-in-singapore-research-fellow-in-soft-materials-science-structural-characterisation-of-protein-based-food-textures/
CATEGORIES:Job Opportunities
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SUMMARY:Higgs School on Advances in Computational Active Matter
DESCRIPTION:Active matter has emerged as a field with strong ties to non-equilibrium soft condensed matter and biological physics. Successes of the field include describing the dynamics of motile microbes and flocks of birds\, defect self-propulsion in liquid crystals\, wound healing and tissue fluidization\, modeling of colony growth\, and much more. The development of this field owes much to computational techniques. We have therefore put together a school that will introduce early-career researchers to the topic of computational methods for active matter. \nTopics Covered \nWe will provide lectures on 10 topics within computational active matter\, each consisting of two 90 minutes sessions\, spread over five days. This includes: \n\nActive-Brownian and Run-and-Tumble Particles\nCellular-Potts and Vertex Models for Tissues\nPhase-Field Approaches for Pattern-Forming Active Systems\nHydrodynamic Methods for Active Systems\, including Lattice Boltzmann\, Multi-Particle Collision Dynamics\, and Stokesian Dynamics\nSquirmer models and immersed boundary conditions\nPhoretic Interaction in Chemical Swimmers\n\nThe school is concluded with a lecture on the future of active matter systems and will have a group dinner. \nLecturers \nWe have confirmed the following lecturers and speakers: \n\nDr. Benno Liebchen (Technische Universität Darmstadt\, Germany)\nDr. Chantal Valeriani (Universidad Complutense de Madrid\, Spain)\nDr. Davide Marenduzzo (University of Edinburgh\, United Kingdom)\nDr. Enkeleida Lushi (New Jersey Institute of Technology\, United States of America)\nDr. Erika Tsingos (Utrecht University\, Netherlands)\nDr. Gwynn Elfring (University of British Columbia\, Canada)\nDr. Holger Stark (Technische Universität Berlin\, Germany)\nDr. Ignacio Pagonabarraga (University of Barcelona\, Spain)\nDr. Rastko Sknepnek (University of Dundee\, United Kingdom)\nDr. Timm Krüger (University of Edinburgh\, United Kingdom)\n\nFor more information please visit the Higgs School web portal.
URL:https://eu-softcomp.net/events/higgs-school-on-advances-in-computational-active-matter/
LOCATION:University of Edinburgh
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