Séminaires

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Aurélie Dupont (LIPhy Grenoble)

Collective movements of fish in complex environments

Crowd movements can be observed across species and scales: from insectsto mammals but also in non-cognitive systems such as eukaryotic cells.But, what happens when gregarious animals have to momentarily adopt...

Olivier Rivoire (ESPCI)

Catalysis from a physics perspective

Catalysis, the acceleration of chemical reactions by substances that are not changed in the process, is essential to life as well as to our industry. The physical principles underlying catalysis are considered well...

Antonio Carlos Costa (ENS Paris)

Physics of Behavior Across Scales

Recent years have seen an explosion in our ability to measure the movement dynamics of animals in naturalistic environments. However, such data poses tremendous challenges for quantitative analysis, as behavior is...

Internal Seminar: Marcus Ghosh

Séminaire interne

Matteo Smerlak (MPI Leipzig)

Diversity begets stability in competitive ecological communities

Ecological theory has grappled for fifty years with the “diversity-stability debate”. On the one hand, random matrix arguments due to Robert May imply that large, complex ecosystems cannot be stable. On the other...

Jean-Paul Rieu (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1)

Oxygen driven spreading and microphase separation in Dictyostelium discoideum

Oxygen driven spreading and microphase separation of eukaryotic cells   J.-P. Rieu1,*, A. Carrère1, N. Ghazi1, C. Anjard1, F. Detchevery1, O. Cochet-Escartin1, S. Hirose3,K. Funamoto3, M. Demircigil2, S. V. Calvez2  ...

Claude Loverdo & Mafer Seow

Séminaire interne

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