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Seminar on my research to beginning graduate students in physics: Slides Computational workshop for high school students These are links to some jupyter notebooks hosted via google collaboratory that you can view and use. These were part of a series called "Cell Division on a Computer" and show...

dividing biological droplets is published in PNAS

News: May 01, 2019

Our work with a UChicago team on dividing biological droplets is published in PNAS in May 2019 and has also made it to UChicago news with a catchy headline: For the first time, scientists recreate cell division—outside a cell!

Gargee Khaparde presents her work

News: August 02, 2019

Summer undergraduate researcher, Gargee Khaparde, from Creighton University, presents her work on image-based tracking of myosin motor movements at the UC Merced UROC symposium! Gargee presents her research at UC Merced’s UROC symposium (with some help from her adviser)!

Ludwig, Nicholas B, Kimberly L Weirch, Eli Alster, Thomas A Witten, Margaret L Gardel, Kinjal Dasbiswas, and Suriyanarayanan Vaikuntanathan. 2020. “Nucleation and shape dynamics of model nematic tactoids around adhesive colloids”. The Journal of Chemical Physics 152 (8): 084901.

Noerr, Patrick S, Jose E Zamora Alvarado, Farnaz Golnaraghi, Kara E McCloskey, Ajay Gopinathan, and Kinjal Dasbiswas. 2023. “Optimal mechanical interactions direct multicellular network formation on elastic substrates”. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 120 (45): e2301555120.

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dividing biological droplets is published in PNAS

Gargee Khaparde presents her work

Welcome, Andrei!

Welcome, Fabian!

Nucleation and shape dynamics of model nematic tactoids around adhesive colloids

Liquid behavior of cross-linked actin networks

Stable colloids in molten inorganic salts

Optimal mechanical interactions direct multicellular network formation on elastic substrates

Dasbiswas Lab