Sarah Loos

Name:	Sarah Loos
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	9 May 2025, 12:30 p.m.

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Talks given by Sarah Loos

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Talks organised by Sarah Loos

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• The algorithmic infinite monkey theorem
• Design rules for controlling active defects
• Non-reciprocal pattern formation of conserved fields
• Testing nonequilibrium currents
• Two puzzles in the statistical physics of life (and a small step towards studying one of them)
• Hyperuniformity: Why? How? What?
• Modelling of equilibrium and non-equilibrium time-series data: from protein folding to weather forecasting
• Limits to nonequilibrium response
• Natural swarms in 3.99 dimensions
• Bacterial transport in dilute and porous environments
• Brownian particles in nonequilibrium baths
• When Intuition About Brownian Motion Fails
• Scattering and thermalization: wave-particle duality hits quantum thermodynamics
• Emergent collective properties in inertial active matter
• Quasicrystals with hexagonal symmetry and other patterns in soft-matter
• Physicochemical hydrodynamics of droplets in inkjet printing
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• Coarse-graining hot Brownian swimmers
• The interplay between dissipation and kinetics in nonequilibrium states
• How constraints and chirality guide self-organisation in living systems
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• Pattern formation by turbulent cascades
• Active colloids that mix and mingle
• Renormalisation and log-Sobolev inequalities
• Collective motion and its fragility
• Renormalisation group and machine learning: the Wavelet-Conditional RG
• Self-organisation of proteins: from collective phenomena to function
• The effect of cellular crowding on evolution: a bacteria tale and a phage tale