Many-Body
Physics &
Biology Group
Dervis Can Vural,
Assistant Professor. Physics Department,
University of Notre Dame. Email: dvural@nd.edu, Tel: 617-401-5659, Room: 384g
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Derviş Can Vural, PI
Our group solves problems involving complex networks, population
dynamics and evolution, disordered materials, statistical
mechanics, inverse problems, reliability theory, swarms and active
matter. Visit us. We've got a blackboard, cashews and espresso.
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Nathaniel Rupprecht
I currently study non-equilibrium
statistical mechanics and active matter systems. Other interests
include condensed matter theory, quantum field theory, stochastic
systems, differential geometry, and machine learning. |
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Vu Nguyen
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Gary Uppal
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Giuseppe Forte (Website)
Studied
theoretical physics at the Sapienza University of Rome and moved
to the Okinawa institute of science and technology for his postdoc. His
work mainly focuses on the emergence of anomalous diffusive behaviors
and non equilibrium fluctuation-dissipation relations in complex
systems. He aims to develop theoretical methods borrowed from statistical mechanics and dynamical systems as a unifying tool for
describing biophysical systems among different time and length scales |
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Sushrut Ghonge
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