International Workshop
Active Matter x Complex Flow
Details
Date: March 22 (Fri), 2024
Place: Zoom & Room 1220, Science Building 4 (2nd floor), Hongo Campus, The University of Tokyo
(東京大学本郷キャンパス理学部4号館2階1220教室)
Note: In-person participants may be prioritized over online participants e.g. during questions, so we encourage your in-person participation!
Please register from here: https://forms.gle/tW22hE198dfhQXfU8
(Although in-person participation does not require registration, we appreciate your registration to estimate the number of participants.)
Remark: Due to the University of Tokyo's graduation ceremony on this day, restaurants/stores in/around the campus may be crowded. Although there are a convenience store/food stands/cafes/COOP shops/cafeterias very close to the conference site, bringing your lunch may ease your life.
Purpose:
This meeting aims to bring together researchers in active matter physics and fluid mechanics interested in the complex flows in soft/active/biological materials. With the initiative of JST PRESTO "Complex Flow" researchers, we anticipate future collaborations to emerge from the casual conversations of all the participants during the meeting.
Link: JST PRESTO "Complex Flow", さきがけ「複雑流動」
関連非公式Twitterアカウント:@complex_flow
Program
10:00-10:50 [invited talk] Hugues Chaté (CEA-Saclay)
"Modeling suspensions of swarming bacteria with wet Vicsek models"10:50-11:25 Daiki Matsunaga (Osaka University)
"Machine-learning aided analysis on biophysics: cell mechanics and swimming optimization"11:25-12:00 Kenichi Funamoto (Tohoku University)
"Microfluidic platform for observation of cell dynamics under controlled environments"Lunch
DELAYED by 15 min
13:45-14:35 [invited talk] Benoît Mahault (Max Plack Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization)
"Motility-induced self-organization in active matter"14:35-15:10 Daiki Nishiguchi (The University of Tokyo)
"How spatial dimensions and confinement influence single & collective bacterial swimming"15:10-15:45 Yoshiyuki Tagawa (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)
"Three-dimensional Stress Field in Complex Flow"End of the workshop
(15:50-: internal meeting within PRESTO researchers [closed])
Organizers:
Daiki Nishiguchi (UTokyo),
Kenichi Funamoto (Tohoku U.),
Daiki Matsunaga (Osaka U.)
(JST PRESTO "Complex Flow" researchers)
共催:日本機械学会バイオエンジニアリング部門 制御と情報-生体への応用ー研究会