Jurij Kotar

Name:	Jurij Kotar
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	15 Sep 2009, 1:20 p.m.

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Talks given by Jurij Kotar

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Talks organised by Jurij Kotar

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• The Flexibility Window in Networks and Proteins
• Chemically modifying surfaces and biomolecules for nanopore analysis
• Nucleation and growth of insulin fibrils in bulk solution and at hydrophobic polystyrene surfaces
• Thick & thin: physics of polymers with sticky ends.
• The Molecular Mechanism of Nuclear Protein Import
• Forms and Flows of Ferrofluids
• Canceled
• Experiments on cytoskeletal and “Recombinase” motors
• Title to be confirmed
• Understanding shape and traction of adherent cells
• A singular view of DNA transactions
• Designing Molecular Swimmers
• The biophysical properties of microtubules and their technological potential
• Optical force and torque on a spheroid: Generalized Lorenz Mie Theory
• Optically-assisted interrogation of cells
• Quadruplexes. What else ?
• Designing Self-Propelled Polymeric Capsules and Gels
• Force generation at dynamic microtubule ends
• Reverse engineering cell mechanics
• The rheology of cellular systems
• Cancer cell mechanics
• Magneto-optic tweezers and their application in soft mater research
• Physical description of mitotic spindle orientation during cell division
• Distinct tensile and adhesive forces determine germ layer organization during gastrulation
• Polymer Physics and DNA Topology
• Emulsion stabilized by proteins – surfactant-covered drops or capsules?
• Studying single molecule dynamic with local probe techniques