Salvatore Tesoro

Name:	Salvatore Tesoro
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	18 Nov 2016, 11:58 a.m.

Public lists managed by Salvatore Tesoro

• Biological and Statistical Physics discussion group (BSDG)

Talks given by Salvatore Tesoro

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Talks organised by Salvatore Tesoro

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• A model for controlled force transmission in the cytoskeleton
• Extracting Hidden Hierarchies in Complex Spatial Biological and Physical Networks
• Lattice dynamics and vibrational excitations in random networks and disordered crystals
• Cell crawling, cell swimming and cell tumbling
• Activity induced phase separation
• Universality in the clonal dynamics in developing tissues
• The statistical physics of swimming algae
• Directed Assembly of Active Colloidal Devices
• Tissue renewal by stochastic stem cell fate dynamics
• Free energy methods for computer-aided drug design
• Physical views of bacterial cells: size regulation in E.Coli
• Analysis of stochastic polymer models and reconstruction of chromatin organization in cell nucleus
• Wave Phenomena during Embryonic Patterning
• “Powers of two (flagella)"
• Introduction to the Modelling of Forces in Biological Tissues
• Algal-bacterial interactions at a distance
• Ligand-mediated interactions between lipid vesicle: tuneable porosity and negative thermal expansion in lipid-DNA phases.
• "Rotary molecular motors"
• An energy landscape study highlights the well engineered thermodynamics of collagen.
• Neurotransduction mechanism via GPCRs: alpha helix, the smallest spring in nature?”
• The 'richness' of brain organisation: What a large-scale human brain functional network has in common with the C. elegans neuronal connectome and beginning to describe brain disorders in terms of disordered networks
• Bacterial migration in porous media and the new biological statistical physics that describes it
• Biological and Statistical Physics discussion group (BSDG) 15/05/2014
• The Mechanical Basis of Morphogenesis