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SUMMARY:Active Fluids and Structures
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Michael Shelley\, New York University\n\nSwimming, or self locomotion through a fluid, is done by algae, bacteria, birds, and whales. It even occurs inside of cells. Swimming becomes especially fascinating when it involves collectives that interact through the fluid. I'll talk about a few examples. One involves experiments and models that …

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URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2014-11-06-michael-shelley/
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