How Things Slide: crack-like processes at the onset of frictional motion
The dynamics of frictional slip have been studied for centuries yet many aspects of these everyday processes are not understood. One such aspect is the onset of slip. First described by Coulomb and Amontons as the transition from static to dynamic friction, the onset...
Transitions in Early Biofilm Formation
Periodic reversals of bacteria
Designing a Biophysicist’s Swiss Knife
Propagating and evanescent internal gravity waves in the deep ocean
Starvation: The Y-files
Scraping Energy Landscapes
Statistical mechanical systems can be described by very high-dimensional energy landscapes. These landscapes are in turn described by their stationary points (minima, saddles, & maxima). Many thermodynamic properties of the original system can be recovered from a catalogue of these stationary...
No Group Meeting – APS March Meeting
No Group Meeting – Spring Break
Version Control Systems demonstration

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