2004

• 15.1., Frieder Mugele, University of Ulm and MPI Fluid Dynamics Goettingen,
  Electrowetting: A versatile tool for open microfluidic systems
• 19.1., Dr. Stefan Hecht, Institut für Chemie, FU Berlin,
  Nanostructures based on the helical motif
• 21.1., 1.30 pm, Andreas Richter,
  Microcanonical entropy of classical spin systems with a continuous symmetry
• 26.1., Holger Kress, EMBL Heidelberg,
  Optical tweezer-based microscopy: Theory and applications to membrane organelle studies
• 28.1., 2 pm, Dr. Richard Weinkamer, MPI KGF, Division Biomaterials,
  Adaptive processes in living materials: remodeling of trabecular bone
• 30.1., Christian Korn, Tübingen,
  Free energy of thick vortices in SU(N)-Yang-Mills theory
• 2. 2., 2 pm, Alberto Redaelli, Politecnico Mailand,
  Myosin mechanics
• 9.2., Andreas Wilm, Uni Düsseldorf,
  RNA-alignments and RNA-structure in silico
• 16.2., Uwe Thiele, MPI PKS Dresden,
  Dynamics of structure formation in thin liquid films: Beyond the case of a single evolution equation
• 1.3., Ingo Burgert, MPI KGF Golm, Division Biomaterials,
  Structure-function relationships of wood at the cell and cell wall level
• 1.3., 1.30 pm, Ruben Gracia, Amsterdam,
  Lasing without inversion and spin echo techniques within the spin-boson model
• 16. 4., Dr. Tanja Schilling, University of Mainz
  Self-poisoning of liquid crystal nuclei (special colloquium of the SFB 448)
• 26. 4., Dr. George Wurpel, Biophysics and Microscopy Group, Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences, University of Amsterdam,
  Probing the lipid bilayer without a probe with multiplex CARS microscopy
• 30. 4., 1.30 pm, Melanie Müller, University of Münster,
  Fluctuations of Critical Interfaces
• 3. 5., Dr. Nicoletta Kahya, MPI of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics, Dresden,
  A close-to-native system to study lipid and protein organization in model membranes
• 10. 5., Dr. Michael Bachmann, University of Leipzig,
  Thermodynamic Properties of Simple Heteropolymer Models
• 14. 5., 1.30 pm, Steffen Liepelt, HU Berlin,
  Information measures in a stochastic burster model
• 17. 5., Prof. Hue Sun Chan, University of Toronto, Canada,
  Cooperativity Principles in Protein Folding: Calorimetric Criterion, Linear Chevron Plots, and Contact-Order-Dependent Folding Rates
• 24. 5., Dr. Himadri Gupta, MPI KGF, Department Biomaterials,
  Deformation mechanisms in mineralized tissues at the nanometer level
• 7. 6., Dr. Andre Zvelindovsky, Soft Matter Group of the University at Leiden, Netherlands,
  Block copolymers under external fields
• 15. 6., Vanessa Ortiz, University Pennsylvania,
  Diblock copolymer bilayers: coarse grain molecular dynamics and dissipative particle dynamics modeling;
  and Dr. Steven Nielsen, University Pennsylvania,
  Modeling the solubilization of carbon nanotubes in aqueous surfactant
• 28. 6., Dr. Uwe Thiele, MPI Physics of complex systems, Dresden,
  Dynamics of structure formation in thin liquid films: Beyond the case of a single evolution equation
• 5. 7., Bruno Schwenk, TU Berlin,
  Basic notions of causality, trying to follow the Ideas of Judea Pearl
• 16. 8., 1.30 pm, Catalin Tanase, AMOLF Amsterdam,
  Mean field approach to cytoskeletal instabilities and self-organization driven by motor proteins
• 18. 8., 2 pm, Ming Li, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Bejing,
  Single-molecule DNA mechanics and its application to bioinformatics
• 27.8., Dr. Sabine Klapp, TU Berlin,
  Complex fluids in external fields
• 30.8., Prof. Dennis Discher, UPenn, USA,
  Polymer worm micelle dynamics and application
• 6. 9., Alberto Orlandi,
  A microscopic approach to wetting phenomena: application to complete wetting in the Ising model
• 20. 9., Dr. Matthias Weiss, Center for Biomembrane Physics, Odense, Denmark,
  Protein and membrane dynamics in the secretory pathway of living cells: insights from theory and experiment
• 27. 9., Dr. Karin Riske, Brasil,
  Electroeffects on giant vesicles viewed with high temporal resolution
• 27. 9., 2 pm, Dr. Katja Rateitschak, MPI-KG,
  Biological design principles in MAPK cascade
• 4. 10., Dr. Lianghui Gao, Theory Division of the MPI-KGF,
  Finite size thermomechanical effects in the smectic liquid crystals: the Vapor Pressure Paradox as an anharmonic phenomenon
• 1. 11., Sandeep Pal, Bremen,
  Effect of nanostructures on the hydrophobicity of a hydrophobic object
• 2. 12., 3 pm, Xiaoli Ma, University of Göttingen,
  Study on vapor-liquid equilibrium of phenylphosphorus dichloride and phenylphosphonic dichloride
• 15. 12., 1.30 pm, Daniel Wüstner, MDC Berlin-Buch,
  Fluorescence live cell imaging and Monte Carlo simulation of lipids in membranes