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Mark Bowick

Visiting Distinguished Professor of Physics and Deputy Director KITP

University of California, Santa Cruz

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Physical & Biological Sciences

Physics

Mark Bowick is currently serving as a Physical & Biological Sciences Visiting Distinguished Professor of Physics and Deputy Director KITP at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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Mark Bowick

University of California, Santa Cruz

Visiting Distinguished Professor of Physics and Deputy Director KITP

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physics applied physics materials science condensed matter physics biophysics particle physics solid mechanics soft matter nuclear physics mechanics of materials surface science topology string theory elasticity (physics) condensed matter defect formation mechanical science active nematics nuclear science general relativity grain boundary scars topological defects crystalline order extrinsic curvature anisotropic membranes thermal engineering high-energy astrophysics nematology theoretical high-energy physics black holes tubular phase geometric topology fracture mechanics fluid flow fusion science space weather active matter relativistic astrophysics nonlinear elasticity compression (physics) colloid chemistry hydrodynamic stability biophysical modeling spherical crystallography axionic black holes flat phase self-avoiding fixed-connectivity membranes crystalline particle packings phase diagram fluid random surfaces unitary matrix models toroidal crystals high energy physics additive manufacturing polyhedron membrane science material research many-body problem string processing cavity qed interfacial studies gauge theory stressstrain analysis biomaterials design yeast complex geometry anomaly detection mechanical modeling material nonlinearities thin-walled structure early universe foldable structure discrete geometry algebraic structures nature physic symmetry fluid membranes quantum field theory symmetry (physics) complex matter

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Notable Federal Grants

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Cell Division and Motility Enable Hexatic Order in Biological Tissues. Physical Review Letters (2024)

Yiwen TangSiyuan ChenMark J. BowickDapeng Bi

physiologybiophysicscell motilitycell divisionbiological tissuescell biology

Design Rules for Controlling Active Topological Defects. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Suraj ShankarLuca V. D. ScharrerMark J. BowickM. Cristina Marchetti

materials sciencetopologydesigndesign rulesactive topological defectsengineering

Self-Assembling Clusters of Particles on a Shrinking Liquid Surface. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Li, XinZhang, ShuchenBowick, Mark J.Wan, Duanduan

colloid chemistrymaterials sciencecolloidal systemscluster scienceparticle methodsself-assemblyself-assembling clustersliquid surfacefluid mechanicsapplied physics

Vibrations and Transitions Across Barrier of Strained Nanoribbons at Finite Temperature. Physical Review Materials (2024)

Paul Z. HanakataSourav S. BhabeshDavid YllanesDavid R. NelsonMark J. Bowick

physicsmaterials sciencematerial researchstrained nanoribbonscondensed matter physicscondensed mattervibrationsfinite temperaturefragmentation effectnanomaterialsapplied physicsnanotechnologymechanics of materials

A Bound on the Free Energy of Tensionless Membranes. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Serafin, FrancescoBowick, Mark J.

applied physicsfree energytensionless membranes

Active Cell Divisions Generate Fourfold Orientationally Ordered Phase in Living Tissue. Nature Physics (2023)

Dillon J. CisloFengshuo YangHaodong QinAnastasios PavlopoulosMark J. BowickSebastian J. Streichan

biophysicsliving tissueactive cell divisionsmorphology (biology)developmental biologycell biology

The Role of Non-Affine Deformations in the Elastic Behavior of the Cellular Vertex Model. Soft Matter (2023)

Michael F. StaddonArthur HernandezMark J. BowickMichael MosheM. Cristina Marchetti

physicsmaterials sciencenon-affine deformationsbiophysicssoft mattersolid mechanicscondensed matter physicscellular vertex modelbiomechanicselastic behavior

Active Nematic Defects in Compressible and Incompressible Flows. Physical review. E (2022)

S PokawanvitZ ChenZ YouL AnghelutaMC MarchettiMJ Bowick

physicscompressible flowscompression (physics)fluid mechanicsactive nematic defects

Anomalous Elasticity of a Cellular Tissue Vertex Model. Physical review. E (2022)

Arthur HernandezMichael F. StaddonMark J. BowickM. Cristina MarchettiMichael Moshe

physicsbiophysicsapplied physicsanomalous elasticitymechanics of materials

Flow Around Topological Defects in Active Nematic Films. Proceedings of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences (2022)

J RønningCM MarchettiMJ BowickL Angheluta

engineering scienceactive nematic filmscondensed matter physicstopological defectsapplied mathematicsapplied physicsengineering

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Mark Bowick

Visiting Distinguished Professor of Physics and Deputy Director KITP

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Physical & Biological Sciences

Physics

Mark Bowick is currently serving as a Physical & Biological Sciences Visiting Distinguished Professor of Physics and Deputy Director KITP at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Bowick

University of California, Santa Cruz

Visiting Distinguished Professor of Physics and Deputy Director KITP

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cell Division and Motility Enable Hexatic Order in Biological Tissues. Physical Review Letters (2024)

Yiwen TangSiyuan ChenMark J. BowickDapeng Bi

physiologybiophysicscell motilitycell divisionbiological tissuescell biology

Design Rules for Controlling Active Topological Defects. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Suraj ShankarLuca V. D. ScharrerMark J. BowickM. Cristina Marchetti

materials sciencetopologydesigndesign rulesactive topological defectsengineering

Self-Assembling Clusters of Particles on a Shrinking Liquid Surface. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Li, XinZhang, ShuchenBowick, Mark J.Wan, Duanduan

colloid chemistrymaterials sciencecolloidal systemscluster scienceparticle methodsself-assemblyself-assembling clustersliquid surfacefluid mechanicsapplied physics

Vibrations and Transitions Across Barrier of Strained Nanoribbons at Finite Temperature. Physical Review Materials (2024)

Paul Z. HanakataSourav S. BhabeshDavid YllanesDavid R. NelsonMark J. Bowick

A Bound on the Free Energy of Tensionless Membranes. arXiv (Cornell University) (2023)

Serafin, FrancescoBowick, Mark J.

applied physicsfree energytensionless membranes

Active Cell Divisions Generate Fourfold Orientationally Ordered Phase in Living Tissue. Nature Physics (2023)

Dillon J. CisloFengshuo YangHaodong QinAnastasios PavlopoulosMark J. BowickSebastian J. Streichan

biophysicsliving tissueactive cell divisionsmorphology (biology)developmental biologycell biology

The Role of Non-Affine Deformations in the Elastic Behavior of the Cellular Vertex Model. Soft Matter (2023)

Michael F. StaddonArthur HernandezMark J. BowickMichael MosheM. Cristina Marchetti

physicsmaterials sciencenon-affine deformationsbiophysicssoft mattersolid mechanicscondensed matter physicscellular vertex modelbiomechanicselastic behavior

Active Nematic Defects in Compressible and Incompressible Flows. Physical review. E (2022)

S PokawanvitZ ChenZ YouL AnghelutaMC MarchettiMJ Bowick

physicscompressible flowscompression (physics)fluid mechanicsactive nematic defects

Anomalous Elasticity of a Cellular Tissue Vertex Model. Physical review. E (2022)

Arthur HernandezMichael F. StaddonMark J. BowickM. Cristina MarchettiMichael Moshe

physicsbiophysicsapplied physicsanomalous elasticitymechanics of materials

Flow Around Topological Defects in Active Nematic Films. Proceedings of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences (2022)

J RønningCM MarchettiMJ BowickL Angheluta

engineering scienceactive nematic filmscondensed matter physicstopological defectsapplied mathematicsapplied physicsengineering

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