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| - | ====== Computational Physics of Soft and Biological Matter ====== | ||
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| - | **Directed by: Ralf Everaers, ENS de Lyon, France**\\ | ||
| - | Contact: Ralf Everaers | ||
| - | Ralf.Everaers [at] ens-lyon.fr | ||
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| - | Members of the group: | ||
| - | * Sam Meyer (PhD student 2009-2012) | ||
| - | * Jixuan Hou (PhD student 2008-2012) | ||
| - | * Daniel Jost (PhD student 2007-2010) | ||
| - | * Nils Becker (Postdoc 2007-2010) | ||
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| - | The theoretical description of the interplay of lipids, proteins and nucleic acids in living cells requires similar methods as the analysis of gels and solutions containing colloidal particles, polymers or surfactant molecules. Soft condensed matter is strongly affected by thermal fluctuations, | ||
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| - | Our research is focused on three topics: (i) viscoelasticity of entangled polymer melts, solutions and networks, (ii) electrostatic interactions in soft condensed matter, and (iii) DNA and chromatin. | ||
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