Advanced Biological Physics SS23
Advanced Biological Physics SS23
CHANGE OF DATE AND LOCATION:
The next lecture will take place on Thu 6.7. at 9.20am in Biotec E06.
Abstract:
This lecture will give a solid introduction into continuum mechanics, that is the physics of elastic solids and flowing fluids. We will highlight the very similar (and versatile) mathematical framework of elasticity theory and fluid mechanics. We will start with simple materials, and then showcase important models of complex materials, such as viscoelastic materials and liquid crystals, which have important industrial applications, but also play a key role in describing living matter.
This lecture is part of module 6 of the 'Physics of Life' Master course at CMCB, but suited and open also for interested students from Physics and Computer Science, e.g., from the Physics or CMS master courses.
Scope: lecture: 2 hours/week; tutorials: 2 hours/ 2 weeks
Time:
Lecture every Tuesday 11:10am (3. DS)
Tutorial every Friday 1pm (4. DS)
Location for lecture on Tuesdays:
Biotec E05 until May 9th
http://navigator.tu-dresden.de/etplan/biz/00/raum/062100.0060
CRTD Auditorium left thereafter with two exceptions
http://navigator.tu-dresden.de/raum/062400.1840
except CRTD 3rd floor seminar room 3 on June 27th
http://navigator.tu-dresden.de/etplan/crt/03/raum/062403.4760
except B CUBE E75 on July 4th
http://navigator.tu-dresden.de/raum/064100.0750
(Note: renovations at Biotec/CRTD; please check this site regularly)
Location for tutorial on Fridays:
9 June: B CUBE, seminar room E75 (groundfloor)
16 June: CRTD, seminar room 3 (3rd floor)
23 June: CRTD, seminar room 2 (2nd floor)
30 June: BIOTEC, seminar room 3, 5th floor
7 & 14 July: B CUBE, seminar room E75 (groundfloor)
(Note: renovations at Biotec/CRTD; please check this site regularly)
Audience: Master students 'Physics of Life'; Bachelor and Master Physics students; students from the CMCB-Master 'NanoBioPhysics'; Master students from the 'Computational Modeling and Simulation' course
Specialization area: Soft Condensed Matter and Biological Physics
Previous knowledge: Multi-variate calculus, Thermodynamics and/or first course in Statistical Mechanics
Lectures:
Benjamin Friedrich (TU Dresden)
Pierre Haas (MPI PKS, MPI CBG, CSBD)
Ricard Alert (MPI PKS, CSBD)
Tutorial:
Maryam Setoudeh (MPI CBG)