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Dynamics of passive and active particles: transport and collective phenomena
5-6 December 2013
The physics of either driven by a flow or actively moving particles is a fascinating topic from both, theoretical and experimental point of view. Application range from microtubuli driven by molecular motors, bacteria in suspension and gliding on surfaces, to passive flows with suspension of passive objects.
Invited long Talks
Igor Aranson Argonne National Laboratory (USA)
Gilles Ausias Université de Bretagne-Sud (France)
Guido Boffetta Universita di Torino (Italy)
Gilles Bouchet IUSTI (France)
Eric Clément ESPCI (France)
Georges Gauthier Université Paris-Sud (France)
Ramin Golestanian University of Oxford (UK)
Gerhard Gompper Forschungsz. Juelich (Germany)
Holger Stark TU Berlin (Germany)
Walter Zimmermann Bayreuth University (Germany)
Invited short Talks
Lucas Barberis LJAD (France)
Jérémie Bec Observatoire de la Cote d´Azur (France)
Frédéric Blanc LPMC (France)
Oleksandr Chepizhko LJAD (France)
Robert Grossmann PTB (Germany)
Holger Homann OCA (France)
Elizabeth Lemaire LPMC (France)
Sebastian Weitz TU Dresden (Germany)
Ewe Wei Saw OCA (France)
Organizers
Pavel Kuhzir LPMC (France)
Stefano Musacchio LJAD (France)
Dario Vincenzi LJAD (France)
Fernando Peruani LJAD (France)
Financial support: Fed. Döblin, Lab. Dieudonné, and Lab. Physique de la Matière Condensée