Petia Vlahovska
(Northwestern University)
05.12.23, 14:30
Keynote
Biological cells are dynamic systems that undergo complex transformations (e.g., division, growth, and translocation) in the absence of external control. Neutrophils of the immune system are a prime example of such complex, cell-autonomous locomotion. These cells exhibit directed motion as they sense and move towards bacteria while navigating a forest of red blood cells. An artificial system...