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Research interests
From a biological point of view, my interest lies on the mechanical and dynamical processes in the cytoskeleton of cells, and of its individual components. Here I want to address the question: how and why is a certain order created, and what is its function? Specifically, my focus is on:
- Mechanics of biopolymers
- Dynamics of the bacterial cell division
- Self-organization in active systems
From a physicist’s perspective, my research projects connect various topics:
- Statistical mechanics of polymer dynamics
- Pattern formation and critical phenomena in active matter systems
- Active hydrodynamics and turbulence
Curriculum Vitae
- since 9/2013: PhD Student
- 5/2013-8/2013: Business development internship
- 3/2013: Master’s degree in physics at LMU Munich
- 2006-2011: Professional sailor and German national team member in the olympic discipline 49er
- 3/2011: Bachelor's degree in physics at LMU Munich
- 6/2006: Abitur at Ludwig-Thoma-Gymnasium, Prien am Chiemsee
- 2006: Schott award for Bavaria's best skilled work in school physics
Conferences and contributions
- 07/2017: Liquids 2017 in Ljubljana, contributed poster
- 03/2017: APS March Meeting 2017 in New Orleans, contributed talk
- 06/2016: Active and Smart Matter 2016 in Syracuse, contributed talk
- 03/2016: DPG-Frühjahrstagung in Regensburg, contributed poster
- 06/2015: Lake Como School of Advanced Studies on Complex Systems 2015
- 03/2015: DPG-Frühjahrstagung in Berlin, contributed talk
- 09/2014: CeNS Workshop 2014
Publications
2021
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Microphase separation in active filament systems is maintained by cyclic dynamics of cluster size and order
Lorenz Huber* Timo Krüger* Erwin Frey [arXiv:2007.00517]
2018
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Emergence of coexisting ordered states in active matter systems
Lorenz Huber* Ryo Suzuki* Timo Krüger* Erwin Frey+ Andreas Bausch+ [LMU News]