A typical day will be organized around lectures in the morning and in the late afternoon, with ample time in between for independent discussions. The school will be organized around a set of 10 long lectures (7.5-9 hours) and 10 shorter seminars (1.5-3h) spread over four weeks. Attendance for the full duration of the school is mandatory.
Long lectures:
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M. CatesActive Field Theories
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E. DufresneExperimental Approaches to Active Systems
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D. FrenkelModeling of the Microscopic Origins of Active Transport
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E. FreySelf-Organization of Protein Patterns
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R. GolestanianPhoretic Active Matter
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J.-F. JoannyBiological tissues as active materials
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M. KardarFluctuation forces in non-equilibrium systems
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J. KurchanGlassy dynamics in and out of Active Matter (I)
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L. BerthierGlassy dynamics in and out of Active Matter (II)
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M. ShelleyFluid dynamics of swimming & active particles, from one to many
Seminar speakers
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A. BaskaranNonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics of model active matter systems
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C. BechingerActive Brownian Motion in Complex Fluids; Nanotribology of Driven Colloidal Monolayers
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H. ChateDry, aligning, dilute, active matter (DADAM)
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L. CugliandoloEffective temperatures in active matter
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O. DauchotModel Experiments of Active Matter : at the interface between living organisms and theoretical models
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S. FieldingComplex flows of complex fluids
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Y. KafriStatistical forces in active matter
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B. LadouxMechanobiology of collective cell behaviours
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F. SaguesFeatures of interfaced and confined experimental active nematics
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J. TonerWhy walking is easier than pointing: Hydrodynamics of Active Matter