SoftMatterTheory Residency at the University of New South Wales 2018
This summer, SoftMatterTheory members Tim, Zhaoyu and I visited Patrick Spicer’s lab at University of New South Wales (UNSW) in
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New Publication: Computing equilibrium states of cholesteric liquid crystals in elliptical channels with deflation algorithms
We’re delighted to announce the publication of a new paper in collaboration with Applied Mathematicians at Tufts, Oxford and Memorial
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New publication: “Predicting the influence of plate geometry on the eddy-current pendulum”
I‘m delighted to announce that our new paper, “Predicting the influence of plate geometry on the eddy-current pendulum” has just
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New publication: “Shape minimisation problems in liquid crystals”
Andrew DeBenedictis and Tim Atherton have just published a paper on “Shape minimisation problems in liquid crystals” in a special
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New publication: “Competition of lattice and basis for alignment of nematic liquid crystals”
Graduate student Andrew DeBenedictis has just published his paper “Competition of lattice and basis for alignment of nematic liquid crystals”
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New publication: “The role of curvature anisotropy in the ordering of spheres on an ellipsoid”
Grad student Chris Burke has just published his paper “The role of curvature anisotropy in the ordering of spheres on an ellipsoid” in the journal Soft Matter along with co-authors Badel Mbanga,
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New publication: “Simulating Defect Textures on Relaxing Nematic Shells”
In this paper, we study the evolution of defects on a deforming, curved interface endowed with liquid crystalline order. Two
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Collaborative Paper “Neuronal growth as diffusion in an effective potential” now published
We’re delighted to announce that our new paper, published in collaboration with Cristian Staii’s lab is now available online at Physical Review
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New Paper “Independent control of polar and azimuthal anchoring” now published
We’re pleased to announce our new paper has just been published in Physical Review E. This paper was also previously made available
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New Paper “Optimizing the second hyperpolarizability with minimally parametrized potentials” now published
Chris Burke celebrates his first journal article published today in the Journal of the Optical Society of America B. The
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