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Just saw THE FALL GUY and very confused as to why this isn’t the biggest hit of the season.
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The conference 'The Interdisciplinary Challenges in Non-equilibrium Physics' was fantastic! Organized by @PoLDresden and @mpi_pks, it took place last week in Dresden. Congratulations to all involved! 🙌
And it's a wrap!!! Thanks to @mpi_pks @PoLDresden @PoL @softmatter for the support, to all speakers and participants for an amazing time and fantastic atmosphere, to Agnese and Elena for joining us as Phys Rev editors! You will here soon from next year's organizing committee!
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Last week it was a blast at @intcha24 . Looking forward to next edition! – at Paris, France
With whatever is left of my mental energy: Thank you Melissa Xiaowen @MarbachSophie @alPerezEscudero @Emmanue4830702 Lorenzo Lino and Giada. Special thx to Christina @mpi_pks, Agnese and Elena from @APSphysics. It was humbling and exciting and goodnight now.
And it's a wrap!!! Thanks to @mpi_pks @PoLDresden @PoL @softmatter for the support, to all speakers and participants for an amazing time and fantastic atmosphere, to Agnese and Elena for joining us as Phys Rev editors! You will here soon from next year's organizing committee!
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Lucky to be your advisor. Congrats Lisa!
And now we announce @softmatter poster and environmental prize, introduced by 2023 Reviewer of the year Lorenzo Caprini: Lisa Schick (experiment) and Yonatahn Sarmiento (theory), while Birte Christine Geerds (several trains from Geneve to Dresden!) wins the environmental prize!
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Thank you @intcha24 and @softmatter for honoring our work on Decision-making in slime molds with the experimental poster prize. Discussing our research in this super relaxed atmosphere was super fun 🤩
And now we announce @softmatter poster and environmental prize, introduced by 2023 Reviewer of the year Lorenzo Caprini: Lisa Schick (experiment) and Yonatahn Sarmiento (theory), while Birte Christine Geerds (several trains from Geneve to Dresden!) wins the environmental prize!
And it's Q&A time! Participants discuss topics on scientific publishing and challenges in interdisciplinary research!
Full day: functionalizes colloids and active matter with Pepjin Moerman, Clare Rees-Zimmerman, @SRomanResearch, Aleksandra Ardaseva, Louise Head and Giuseppe Negro
And our editors selected Filippo de Luca as a best poster, for a prize sponsored by the organizers! Congrats to all winners!
And now we announce @softmatter poster and environmental prize, introduced by 2023 Reviewer of the year Lorenzo Caprini: Lisa Schick (experiment) and Yonatahn Sarmiento (theory), while Birte Christine Geerds (several trains from Geneve to Dresden!) wins the environmental prize!
First session of the last full day at #intcha24 - information in biology! How many bits can a cell perceive (Mirna Kramar ), snake feeling mK differences in temperature @IsabellaRGraf, weird fungi (Loreto Oyarte), immune system dynamics (Federica Ferretti)
After amazing talks on bacteria, water, Noether sum rules and FDT from @GiuliaLorenzana @AsjaJelic Aurore Picot, Daniel Amor, @_SophieHermann and Dario Lucente... now we hike!!! #intcha24
The second day started with an active (Yann Edwin Keta, Michael Te Vrugt, Javier Diaz) and equilibrium matter (@lrovigatti Nicolas Bain and Lara Koehler)
First session is over: @RicardAlert talked about flocking with "antialigning" interactions and Eleonora Secchi delivered the PKS Kolloquium on bacterial biofilms.
Participants slowly arriving in Dresden as tomorrow at 2pm we start #intcha24 ! 💪
Our scientific program is online: pks.mpg.de/intcha24/scientif…
Introducing a new speaker @acoli12 - and we will be joined by PRX Life and PRL editors Agnese Curatolo and Elena Sesé Sansa! Packed but great program, including a hike in the mountains 🚶♀️🚶 See you in Dresden @ MPI PKS




























