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Peter Schurtenberger joins the Soft Matter Editorial Board. more. This entry was posted on Friday, April 26th, at 13:19 and is filed under Announcement.

Call for abstracts: Soft Matter Approaches to Structured Foods ...

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of Guelph, Canada; Professor Erik van der Linden, Wageningen University, The Netherlands; Professor Hajime Tanaka, University of Tokyo, Japan; Professor Peter Schurtenberger, University of Fribourg, Switzerland ...

Soft Matter Self-Assembly

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Particles at interfaces (Kathleen Stebe, UPenn). 4. Self-assembly hydrodynamics (Julia Yeomans, Oxford). 5. Driven self-assembly (Peter Schurtenberger, Lund).

Peter Schurtenberger joins the Soft Matter Editorial Board – Soft...

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We are delighted to welcome Peter Schurtenberger to the Soft Matter Editorial Board. Peter Schurtenberger is currently a professor at the Division of Physical ...

Phase separation in binary eye lens protein mixtures - Soft Matter...

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Liquid–liquid phase separation occurs in young mammalian eye lenses and in concentrated solutions of isolated eye lens proteins, and has been linked to some...

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Divya Paloli, Priti S. Mohanty, Jerome J. Crassous, Emanuela Zaccarelli and Peter Schurtenberger Fluid-solid transitions in soft-repulsive colloids. Soft Matter

Johan Bergenholtz - University of Gothenburg, Sweden

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Thomas Gibaud, Frédéric Cardinaux, Johan Bergenholtz, Anna Stradner, Peter Schurtenberger Soft Matter, Volume 7, Issue 2, Pages

Research: Self Assembly in Soft Matter

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The top level page for a Brief Overview of Research Areas in the Soft Matter Laboratory

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research, soft matter, reconfigurable self assembly, glass transition, colloids, fd virus, lysozyme, rheology, microscopy, colloidal membranes, arrested phase...