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Jason Williams

Person: PhD Graduate 2016

Dr. Jason Williams has a B.A. in Biology from Augustana College, Illinois and a M.S. in Environmental and Forest Biology at SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry School. He earned a Ph.D. in Engineering Science at Washington State University under Dr. Beutel. Jason was funded partly via a NSF...

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Profile and expertise As an Environmental Systems Engineer, I look for multidisciplinary solutions for some of the most challenging problems in conservation of resources and habitat preservation. I aim for innovation and to democratize scientific knowledge. I am experienced modeling diverse systems...

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Angel S. Fernandez-Bou works on multidisciplinary projects to preserve resources and habitat for society and nature. His focus is in finding solutions for Biosystems challenges that require combinations of Engineering, Environmental, and Socioeconomic approaches. He also works to democratize...

Biological Physics (PHYS104/204, BIO104)

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Yu's work on rosettes' motility is published in Communications Biology. Congratulations to Yu!

Events: Friday, Oct 16, 2020, 12:00am -Friday, Oct 16, 2020, 11:59pm

Dr. Yu Zeng's recent work on bacterial rosettes revealed an aggregation-based motility of bacteria, which is now published as Self-propelling and rolling of a sessile-motile aggregate of the bacterium Caulobacter crescentus in Communications Biology (Nature publisher), and highlighted in the journal...

Liu group received an NSF CAREER grant!

News: November 18, 2020

Our group is funded by an NSF CAREER Award on symmetry-based microfluidics and its application to perturbation-free micromanipulations. Congratulations to all!

Pooja has published her first paper in Physical Review Fluids!

News: July 11, 2022

Pooja's exciting work "Geometric effects induce anomalous size-dependent active transport in structured environments" (in collaboration with Ajay Gopinathan and David Quint) has just been published in Physical Review Fluids. Congratulations, Pooja!

(PI) Bin Liu

Person: Associate Professor

I am an experimentalist interested in the fundamental physics problems to do with microorganisms interacting with their emergent environments. Studying these problems leads to the understanding of colonial transport and microbial development crucial to many biological processes. Through multi-scale...