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Prof. Nir Gov
The physics of cellular motility and collective cell migration, during development and in cancer.Theoretical problems in non-equilibrium statistical physics; active particles and active glass.Theoretical studies and modelling of the physics that determines the shapes and dynamics of cells.Theory of decision making in the brain, and in collective animal groups.
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Dr. Dmitry Gourevitch
Invariant distributionsCollaboration with: Avraham Aizenbud, Eitan SayagRepresentation theory of reductive groups over local fieldsCollaboration with: Siddhartha Sahi, Avraham Aizenbud, Eitan Sayag,Representations of real reductive groupsRepresentations of p-adic reductive groupsNon-commutative harmonic analysis on homogeneous spaces, or Relative representation theoryDegenerate Whittaker models and Fourier coefficients of automorphic formsMultiplicities in induced representations, Gelfand pairsNon-commutative harmonic analysis on spherical varietiesWave-front sets of distinguished representationsFourier coefficients of small automorphic representationsCollaboration with: Henrik P. A. Gustafssonb; Axel Kleinschmidt; Daniel Persson; Siddhartha Sahi
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Prof. Jeffrey Gerst
Intracellular and Intercellular mRNA traffickingIntracellular mRNA trafficking in yeast and its role in organelle biogenesis and cell physiologyIntercellular trafficking of mRNAs in mammalian cells and its role in cell physiologyGenome-wide mapping of mRNA localization in yeastSpecialized ribosomes in the control of protein translationIdentification of genes involved in chemotropism and chemotaxis
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Prof. Benjamin Geiger
Molecular diversity of adhesion complexesThe roles of mechanical force in adhesion developmentRole of phosphorylation in regulating cell adhesion and migrationSignaling from the ECMCell adhesion and migration in cancerQuantitatibve automated microscopy and high throughput screens
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Prof. Yuval Gefen
Quantum measurements and how to use them for engineering and manipulating quantum states.Exotic excitations in the fractional quantum Hall effect and Topological Insulators.Edge reconstruction and edge channels in the fractional quantum Hall effect and Topological Insulators.
