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Anders E. Carlsson

Professor Emeritus of Physics

Washington University in St. Louis

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Physics

Anders E. Carlsson is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor Emeritus of Physics at Washington University In St. Louis.

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Anders E. Carlsson

Washington University in St. Louis

Professor Emeritus of Physics

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materials science applied physics condensed matter physics physics biophysics condensed matter mechanics of materials material research solid mechanics biomechanics molecular biophysics solid-state electronics fracture mechanics solid-state physics electronic structure electronic materials structural biology particle physics experimental biophysics defect formation solid-state chemistry semiconductor materials membrane biology biopolymers interface science ab-initio methods cell motility protein science mechanical science biophysical modeling dislocation emission angular forces amorphous si actin polymerization electronics cellular physiology yeast cell biomechanics lattice theory polymerization kinetics computational biophysics actin networks effective pair interactions actin filaments oxide electronics mathematical biophysics damage evolution electronic properties atp hydrolysis density-matrix functional method mammalian biology molecular physiology crystal structures semiconductor devices fragmentation effect protein assembly cellular biology actin dynamics quantitative analysis filament severing instability dynamics actin polymerization overshoots energy storage materials friction physical medicine organic electronics nanoscale science cell migration transformation kinetics material properties information theory asymmetric catalysis semiconductor device fabrication polymer stability structural collapse elemental transition metals theoretical biology mechanical engineering mechanical modeling

Notable Scholarly Works

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In Vitro Experiments and Kinetic Models of Arabidopsis Pollen Hydration Mechanics Show That Msl8 is Not a Simple Tension-Gated Osmoregulator. Current Biology (2022)

Kari MillerWanda StrychalskiMasoud NickaeenAnders CarlssonElizabeth S. Haswell

plant-abiotic interactionosmoregulationexperimental biophysicsplant biologyplant physiologyplant biotechnologyplant geneticsplant sciencekinetic modelsbotanymembrane biologyexperimental botanymolecular and cellular biologymammalian biologydevelopmental biologybiomechanicsgene expressionvitro experimentshydration mechanicsgeneticsmolecular biology

A Community Effort to Identify and Correct Mislabeled Samples in Proteogenomic Studies. Patterns (2021)

Seungyeul YooZhiao ShiBo WenSoonJye KhoRenke PanHanying FengHong ChenAnders CarlssonPatrik EdénWeiping MaMichael RaymerEzekiel J. MaierZivana TezakElaine JohansonDenise HintonHenry RodriguezJun ZhuEmily BojaPei WangBing Zhang

pattern analysisproteogenomic studiesproteomicscommunity effortanalysis patternpattern discoverystatistics

Continuum Model of Underground Thermal Energy Storage Applied to Efficiency Optimization. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2020)

efficiency optimizationsustainable energy technologiescontinuum modelheat mass transferenergy researchthermal modelingthermodynamicsthermal energy storageheat transferenergy conversionsubsurface energy storageenergy storageenergy transformationenergy efficiencythermal engineeringenergy systemsgas storageelectrical engineeringengineering

Expanding Without Exploding: Measuring and Modeling the Biomechanics of Pollen Hydration. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2020)

Kari MillerAnders CarlssonElizabeth Haswell

applied physicsbiomechanicsbiophysicspollen hydration

Pulling-Force Generation by Ensembles of Polymerizing Actin Filaments. Physical Biology (2019)

F MotahariA E Carlsson

polymer sciencematerials sciencebiophysicsprotein assemblysupramolecular assembliespulling-force generationactin filamentsapplied physicsbiomechanicsbiopolymerspolymerization kinetics

Thermodynamically Consistent Treatment of the Growth of a Biopolymer in the Presence of a Smooth Obstacle Interaction Potential. Physical review. E (2019)

F. MotahariA. E. Carlsson

physicsbiopolymersrheology

How Actin Polymerization Bends the Cell Membrane to Drive Endocytosis. Biophysical Journal (2018)

Anders E. Carlsson

endocytic pathwaybiophysicscell membraneactin polymerizationcellular biologymembrane biologycell biology

The Effect of the Filament-Obstacle Interaction on the Force-Velocity Relation of a Growing Biopolymer. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

F. MotahariA. E. Carlsson

materials sciencefilament-obstacle interactionbiophysicsforce-velocity relationbiomechanicsbiopolymers

Actin Based Pulling Forces in Endocytosis. Biophysical Journal (2017)

Fowad MotahariAnders Carlsson

physiologybiomechanicsbiophysicscell biology

Actin Growth Profile in Clathrin-Mediated Endocytosis. Physical review. E (2017)

D. J. TwetenP. V. BaylyA. E. Carlsson

physiologyphysicsphysical medicineclathrin-mediated endocytosisactin growth profilephysical chemistrymembrane biologycell biology

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Anders E. Carlsson

Professor Emeritus of Physics

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Physics

Anders E. Carlsson is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor Emeritus of Physics at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Anders E. Carlsson

Washington University in St. Louis

Professor Emeritus of Physics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

In Vitro Experiments and Kinetic Models of Arabidopsis Pollen Hydration Mechanics Show That Msl8 is Not a Simple Tension-Gated Osmoregulator. Current Biology (2022)

Kari MillerWanda StrychalskiMasoud NickaeenAnders CarlssonElizabeth S. Haswell

A Community Effort to Identify and Correct Mislabeled Samples in Proteogenomic Studies. Patterns (2021)

pattern analysisproteogenomic studiesproteomicscommunity effortanalysis patternpattern discoverystatistics

Continuum Model of Underground Thermal Energy Storage Applied to Efficiency Optimization. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2020)

Expanding Without Exploding: Measuring and Modeling the Biomechanics of Pollen Hydration. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2020)

Kari MillerAnders CarlssonElizabeth Haswell

applied physicsbiomechanicsbiophysicspollen hydration

Pulling-Force Generation by Ensembles of Polymerizing Actin Filaments. Physical Biology (2019)

F MotahariA E Carlsson

polymer sciencematerials sciencebiophysicsprotein assemblysupramolecular assembliespulling-force generationactin filamentsapplied physicsbiomechanicsbiopolymerspolymerization kinetics

Thermodynamically Consistent Treatment of the Growth of a Biopolymer in the Presence of a Smooth Obstacle Interaction Potential. Physical review. E (2019)

F. MotahariA. E. Carlsson

physicsbiopolymersrheology

How Actin Polymerization Bends the Cell Membrane to Drive Endocytosis. Biophysical Journal (2018)

Anders E. Carlsson

endocytic pathwaybiophysicscell membraneactin polymerizationcellular biologymembrane biologycell biology

The Effect of the Filament-Obstacle Interaction on the Force-Velocity Relation of a Growing Biopolymer. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

F. MotahariA. E. Carlsson

materials sciencefilament-obstacle interactionbiophysicsforce-velocity relationbiomechanicsbiopolymers

Actin Based Pulling Forces in Endocytosis. Biophysical Journal (2017)

Fowad MotahariAnders Carlsson

physiologybiomechanicsbiophysicscell biology

Actin Growth Profile in Clathrin-Mediated Endocytosis. Physical review. E (2017)

D. J. TwetenP. V. BaylyA. E. Carlsson

physiologyphysicsphysical medicineclathrin-mediated endocytosisactin growth profilephysical chemistrymembrane biologycell biology

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