Fluid flow is a key player for the function and behaviour of biological systems. Without fluid flow, life as we know it would not exist. Understanding the flow dynamics is challenging since flows are inherently coupled over spatial and temporal scales and may transport along active particulates that impact surrounding morphology. This workshop brings together physicists, applied mathematicians, biologists, and physiologists to work on the fundamental principles of how flows govern life.
Knut Drescher (DE)
Jörn Dunkel (US)
Regina Faubel (US)
Ramin Golestanian (DE)
Ray Goldstein (UK)
Kaare Jensen (DK)
Frank Jülicher (DE)
Nathalie Jurisch-Yaksi (NO)
Douglas H. Kelley (US)
Moritz Kreysing (DE)
Marcus Roper (US)
Masaki Sano (JP)
Mike Shelley (US)
Boris Shraiman (US)
Arndt Siekmann (US)
Kathleen Stebe (US)
Michael Wilczek (DE)
Alexandra Zidovska (US)
