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Active Matter : Self-Assembly, Biomimetics, Autonomous Machine
Tong (Tony) Gao Mechanical Engineering & Computational Mathematics, Sciences, and Engineering Novel types of complex fluids and materials Fluids with suspended active microstructure: (Bacterium, cytoskeleton extracts, synthetic swimmers, etc.) Collective motion and energy conversion An extreme version of fluid-body interactions! (Reciprocal coupling between microstructural dynamics and flow) Out-of-equilibrium spontaneously! Bacterial Swimming Zhang et al. PNAS, 2010 Cytoplasmic Fluid G. von Dassow, OIMB Synthetic Particle “Schooling” Ibele et al. Angew. Chem. , 2009 Living Liquid Crystal Sanchez et al. Nature, 2012
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What are important … From Z. Dogic Lab
Local dynamics: self-assembly, steric interactions. Global dynamics: hydrodynamic interactions, material instability. Time and length scale: multiscale coupling. Material properties: structures, rheology.
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(Quasi First Principle) Multiscale Approach
Multiscale tool development and implementation Experiments Simulation Theory Doi-Onsager Kinetic Model Q-Tensor Theory Brownian Dynamics Slender-Body Model ALE-FEM Ewald Method and FMM Fictitious Domain Method (Quasi First Principle) Multiscale Approach Discrete Particles Continuum Medium
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System biology and big data
Cell Division Sugimoto group, NII, JP Mitotic Spindle Ellenberg group, EMBL, DE Walking Motor "Inner life of a cell" , D. Bolinsky et al. From Thomas Müller-Reichert group at TU Dresden
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From active matter to autonomous machine
Camacho-Lopez et al. Nat. Mater., 2004 Huang et al. Sci. Report, 2015 Life in 2100 Park et al. Science., 2016
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