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488 search results for “complex systems in” in the Student website

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  Mengshi Wei Postdoc

  Faculty of Science

• Max Huisman

• Huib Blok

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  Stefan Semrau Associate professor

  Faculty of Science

• Luca Giomi

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  Mazene Hochane Researcher

  Faculty of Science

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  Rachel Doherty Education and Research Technician

  Faculty of Science

• Lionel Ndamba

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  Esmée Adegeest PhD candidate/guest

  Faculty of Science

• Thomas Schmidt

• Solenn Riedel

• Julio Melio

  I am working with colloids coated in a lipid bilayer and functionalized with DNA to create interesting flexible microstructures that move due to Brownian motion. We analyze their motion and calculate their soft and stiff modes to get a better understanding of microscale spring networks.

• Sourav Roy

• Guiju Duan

• Tuo Maidina

• Silvana Caipa Cure

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  Jingjing Wang PhD candidate / contract

  Faculty of Science

• Alexandre Morin

• Tommaso Gili

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  Colin Meulblok PhD candidate

  Faculty of Science

• Sander Kammeraat

• Paul Baconnier

• Jeremy Ernst

• Gert-Jan Kuijntjes

• Donny de Bruin

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• Martina Huber

• Yvonne Kerkhof

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  Edgar Groenen
• Wim van Saarloos

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  Margot Teunisse PhD candidate / guest

  Faculty of Science

• Alessio Catanzaro

• Francesca Giuffrida

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  John van Noort Professor

  Faculty of Science

• Peter Gast

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  Parisa Omidvar PhD candidate

  Faculty of Science

• Liru Feng

• Joshua Saldi

• Daniela Kraft

  Daniela Kraft is full professor of soft and biological matter at the Huygens-Kamerlingh Onnes Laboratory at Leiden University, The Netherlands. She obtained her Ph.D. cum laude from the University of Utrecht, The Netherlands, under supervision of Willem Kegel. Supported by a Rubicon grant, she then…

• Martin van Hecke

  Martin van Hecke has developed a method to design 3-dimensional structures using simple building blocks. This paves the way for the use of 'machine materials' in, for example, prostheses and wearable technology.

• Michel Orrit

  In the mid ‘80s, Orrit discovered that it should be possible to optically detect a single molecule. In 1990 he became the first person to detect the fluorescence signal of 1 molecule. Michel Orrit: '1 genome can be exposed for less than 1000 euro's, thanks to single molecule techniques. This used to…

• Diego Garlaschelli

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  Helmut Schiessel Guest Researcher

  Faculty of Science

• Cecilia Bergonzini

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  Silke Henkes Associate Professor

  Faculty of Science