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Pooja defended her Ph.D. thesis on "Transport of individual bacteria in microscale structures"

News: December 05, 2022

Well done, Pooja! Congratulations to Dr. Pooja Chopra! Dr. Chopra will continue her academic adventures with us as a UC Merced Lecturer.

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

News: October 16, 2020

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...

Jeremias Gonzalez

Person: Physics Graduate Student, CCBM Fellow (2017, 2018, 2022, 2024)

Jeremias studies the roles of symmetries in multi-channel microfluidic applications.

Symmetry-based nonperturbative micromanipulation in a three-dimensional microfluidic device

Publication: Journal Article

Gonzalez, Jeremias, and Bin Liu. 2020. “Symmetry-Based Nonperturbative Micromanipulation in a Three-Dimensional Microfluidic Device”. Physical Review Fluids 5 (4): 044202.

Biological Fluids and Complex Mechanics Lab

Geometric effects induce anomalous size-dependent active transport in structured environments

Publication: Journal Article

Chopra, Pooja, David Quint, Ajay Gopinathan, and Bin Liu. 2022. “Geometric Effects Induce Anomalous Size-Dependent Active Transport in Structured Environments”. Physical Review Fluids 7: L071101.

Bundled slender-body theory for elongated geometries in swimming bacteria

Publication: Journal Article

Liu, Bin, and Jeremias Gonzalez. 2020. “Bundled Slender-Body Theory for Elongated Geometries in Swimming Bacteria”. Physical Review Fluids 5 (5): 053102.

Topological kinematics of origami metamaterials

Publication: Journal Article

Liu, Bin, Jesse L. Silverberg, Arthur A. Evans, Christian D. Santangelo, Robert J. Lang, Thomas C. Hull, and Itai Cohen. 2018. “Topological Kinematics of Origami Metamaterials”. Nature Physics 14 (8): 811-15.

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Orshena joined us as an NSF CREST fellow of CCBM. Welcome to Orshena!

News: October 01, 2020

Orshena Loay has just joined us as a CREST fellow of the Center for Cellular of Biomolecular Machines (CCBM). Welcome to Orshena and congratulations!