The new printhead is working and functional
Thanks to Rob, the new printhead for CoManD is working beautifully. You can watch the video here. Learn more about the project here.
Welcome to the Soft Active Matter Lab!
We are a group of biophysicists, physicists, chemists and microbiologists at UCL. We study artificial and biological soft active matter. We are interested in its fundamental behaviours and its applications to healthcare and materials science. We are always looking for bright people to join us at any level. Get in touch!
Recent Posts
New Group Picture…
From left to right: Maks, Anshu, Zach, Alessia, Harsh, Maisie, Valentino, Giorgio and Sandrine. Rob, Manish, Solomon were deeply missed!
Welcome to Rob, a new postdoc in the group
Rob will work on the development of a new printing technique to deposit novel organic semiconductors.
Welcome to Harsh, a new postdoc in the group
Harsh will work with both between the SAM lab and Dr Bob Schroeder’s group. He will develop novel organic semiconductors for printing applications.
Welcome to David, a new visiting PhD student in the group
David will visit us from mid January 2022 till mid April 2022 during a secondment within the ITN Active Matter. David will study the motion…
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PhD Position: Noncontact Printing of Organic Semiconductors for Flexible Electronics
Subject areas: soft condensed matter physics, organic electronics, self-assembly, materials science, manufacturing, surfaces and interfaces. A fully funded 3-year PhD studentship is available at UCL…
PhD Position: Programmable Self-propelled Droplets on Super-slippery Lubricated Surfaces
Subject areas: Soft Matter, Active Matter, Droplets, Surfaces and Interfaces. The studentship This position is fully funded by the UCL-A*STAR (Agency for Science, Technology and…
The results of the AnDi Challenge finally out in Nature Communications
Objective comparison of methods to decode anomalous diffusion Deviations from Brownian motion leading to anomalous diffusion are found in transport dynamics from quantum physics to…
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