How the Shape and Chemistry of Molecular Penetrants Control Responsive Hydrogel Permeability”
In the ACS Nano article “How the Shape and Chemistry of Molecular Penetrants Control Responsive Hydrogel Permeability” we uncover the molecular principles of permeability and selectivity in hydrogels. The permeability of small molecules (drugs, toxins, reactants, etc.) through hydrogels is … Read More
Magistrska dela in seminarji v skupini za fiziko visokih energij
V skupini za fiziko visokih energij nudimo teme za magistrska dela ali seminarje. Za podrobne informacije kontaktirajte mentorje, ki ponujajo spodnje tematike. Jernej Fesel Kamenik Iskanje signalov nove fizike na visokoenergijskih trkalnikih delcev ter v redkih razpadih tezkih hadronov, Uporaba metod … Read More
Mechanical design of apertures and the infolding of pollen grain
Pollen grains carry male plant genetic material, encapsulated in a hard protective shell containing flexible, soft regions—apertures. When pollen grains leave the protective environment of the anther, they are exposed to the often harsh external environment and start to lose … Read More
Mechanics of a multilayer epithelium instruct tumour architecture and function
V reviji Nature je bila objavljena raziskava, pri kateri je sodeloval tudi Matej Krajnc. V članku z naslovom “Mechanics of a multilayer epithelium instruct tumour architecture and function” so Vincent F. Fiore z Univerze Rockefeller in sodelavci naslovili vlogo mehanike pri deformacijah … Read More
Collective cell mechanics of organoid-like morphologies
The study of organoids, artificially grown cell aggregates with the functionality and small-scale anatomy of real organs, is one of the most active areas of research in biology and biophysics, yet the basic physical origins of their different morphologies remain … Read More
Biological systems under negative pressures
What limits the ability of plants to take up water from dry soil? That is the question Matej Kanduč and his international research collaborators asked in an effort to solve the mystery of how plants suck water from the driest … Read More
Droplet spread of infections
The 9th Institute colloquium was given by Matej Kanduč from the Biophysics group: A large number of infectious diseases are transmitted via large droplets and by airborne routes. How far these droplets can move, how rapidly and strongly they deposit … Read More
Bronze-mean hexagonal quasicrystal
The most striking feature of conventional quasicrystals is their non-traditional symmetry characterized by icosahedral, dodecagonal, decagonal or octagonal axes. The symmetry and the aperiodicity of these materials stem from an irrational ratio of two or more length scales controlling their … Read More
Summer school on BSM particle physics and cosmology
Summer school on theoretical aspects of calculations related to BSM searches at colliders (e.g. MC tools, analyses, machine learning techniques), QCD at high and low energies, phase transitions and gravitational waves.
Magistrska dela in seminarji v skupini za fiziko visokih energij
V skupini za fiziko visokih energij nudimo teme za magistrska dela ali seminarje. Za podrobne informacije kontaktirajte mentorje, ki ponujajo spodnje tematike. Jernej Fesel Kamenik Iskanje signalov nove fizike na visokoenergijskih trkalnikih delcev ter v redkih razpadih tezkih hadronov, Uporaba metod … Read More
Summer school on BSM particle physics and cosmology
Summer school on theoretical aspects of calculations related to BSM searches at colliders (e.g. MC tools, analyses, machine learning techniques), QCD at high and low energies, phase transitions and gravitational waves.
How the Shape and Chemistry of Molecular Penetrants Control Responsive Hydrogel Permeability”
In the ACS Nano article “How the Shape and Chemistry of Molecular Penetrants Control Responsive Hydrogel Permeability” we uncover the molecular principles of permeability and selectivity in hydrogels. The permeability of small molecules (drugs, toxins, reactants, etc.) through hydrogels is … Read More
Mechanical design of apertures and the infolding of pollen grain
Pollen grains carry male plant genetic material, encapsulated in a hard protective shell containing flexible, soft regions—apertures. When pollen grains leave the protective environment of the anther, they are exposed to the often harsh external environment and start to lose … Read More
Mechanics of a multilayer epithelium instruct tumour architecture and function
V reviji Nature je bila objavljena raziskava, pri kateri je sodeloval tudi Matej Krajnc. V članku z naslovom “Mechanics of a multilayer epithelium instruct tumour architecture and function” so Vincent F. Fiore z Univerze Rockefeller in sodelavci naslovili vlogo mehanike pri deformacijah … Read More
Collective cell mechanics of organoid-like morphologies
The study of organoids, artificially grown cell aggregates with the functionality and small-scale anatomy of real organs, is one of the most active areas of research in biology and biophysics, yet the basic physical origins of their different morphologies remain … Read More
Biological systems under negative pressures
What limits the ability of plants to take up water from dry soil? That is the question Matej Kanduč and his international research collaborators asked in an effort to solve the mystery of how plants suck water from the driest … Read More
Droplet spread of infections
The 9th Institute colloquium was given by Matej Kanduč from the Biophysics group: A large number of infectious diseases are transmitted via large droplets and by airborne routes. How far these droplets can move, how rapidly and strongly they deposit … Read More
Bronze-mean hexagonal quasicrystal
The most striking feature of conventional quasicrystals is their non-traditional symmetry characterized by icosahedral, dodecagonal, decagonal or octagonal axes. The symmetry and the aperiodicity of these materials stem from an irrational ratio of two or more length scales controlling their … Read More