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Lots of upcoming changes for SLAMLab, stay tuned and our online presence will be updated…. In the mean time if you are interested in our work, or discussing anything, please reach out to me directly!

Dr. Ryan McGorty at University of San Diego, and myself, were awarded a grant to do collaborative soft matter research with students in Mexico! NSF 2245406 and NSF 2245405. #NSFFunded More info below: We encounter soft materials frequently in our everyday lives from ointments and lotions to paints and inks. Understanding these soft materials, which…

Check out our recent collaborative work where we explore the effect of inertia on an active particle in a harmonic trap! https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.01757

Check out this CSUF news article about our team!

Check out our most recent work on non-equilibrium mechanics of an active bath of swimming bacteria! https://arxiv.org/abs/2110.15917

Check out some of our work on YouTube:

Ou new preprint on the stochastic force dynamics of a Chlamydomonas microswimmer is up on the arXiv! Check out it! https://arxiv.org/abs/2011.12415

Looking forward to presenting SLAMLab work at: Dec 11 – BPPB Virtual Seminars (link)   Jan 6 – Princeton University – Physics of Living Matter (link)

We are happy to announce two newly NSF-funded collaborative projects!  Yay for collaborations with Jennifer Ross and Ben Rogers on NSF-2004566 and Nicholas Brubaker on NSF-2010018! Collaborative Research: Enzyme-Powered, Programmable Active Matter (#2004566) Imagine a world in which roads can sense their damage and repair themselves like human skin, or in which natural disasters such as forest fires…