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Ehssan Nazockdast

Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Applied Physical Sciences

the Graduate School

Ehssan Nazockdast is currently serving as an Applied Physical Sciences Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Ehssan Nazockdast

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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biophysics applied physics cell biology fluid mechanics fluid dynamics structural biology membrane biology chromosome biology cytogenetics applied mathematics computational mechanics microstructure numerical simulations genome biology protein science laser ablation surface tension hydraulics proteinlipid interaction phase behavior modeling and simulation signal transduction developmental science theoretical biology liver physiology biomolecular structure molecular physiology structural molecular biology continuum modeling material simulation biomaterial modeling emergent phenomena mechanical behavior laser science nematology microrheology micromechanics computational biophysics biophysical modeling cell biophysics protein function amphiphilic system membrane structure lipoprotein metabolism experimental biophysics cell biomechanics phase separation self-organization viscous flows flexible fibers fast platform semi-flexible fiber suspensions mitotic positioning cytoplasmic flows mitotic spindle multiscale assembly emergent property smoluchowski theory pair-particle dynamics sheared colloidal suspensions spindle apparatus centrosome positioning single filament scientific computing mechanical engineering complex matter soft matter mechanics dispersion science

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Atomistic Molecular Simulation of the Septin Amphipathic Helix With a Lipid Bilayer. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Mahsa MofidiChristopher J. EdelmaierAbhilash SahooStephen J. KlawaEllysa VogtBrandy N. CurtisDaphne KlotsaM. Gregory ForestRonit FreemanAmy S. GladfelterSonya M. HansonEhssan Nazockdast

biophysicsatomistic molecular simulationbiomolecular engineeringbiophysical modelingmolecular biophysicsmembrane biologycomputational biologyseptin amphipathic helixmolecular biologycomputational biophysicslipid bilayer

Charge Distribution and Helical Content Tune the Binding of Septin[ Prime]S Amphipathic Helix Domain to Lipid Membranes. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Christopher J. EdelmaierStephen J. KlawaS. Mahsa MofidiQunzhao WangShreeya BhongeEllysa J. D. VogtBrandy N. CurtisWenzheng ShiSonya M. HansonDaphne KlotsaM. Gregory ForestAmy S. GladfelterRonit FreemanEhssan Nazockdast

amphiphilic systemcell biologyprotein scienceproteinlipid interactionmembrane proteinsprotein structuremolecular physiologyenzymesliver physiologymembrane biologymembrane structurehelical contentcharge distributionprotein functionstructural biologybiophysicsstructural molecular biologybiomolecular structuremolecular biologylipoprotein metabolism

Curvature Sensing as an Emergent Property of Multiscale Assembly of Septins. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Wenzheng ShiKevin S. CannonBrandy N. CurtisChristopher EdelmaierAmy S. GladfelterEhssan Nazockdast

developmental biologybiophysicscell biologymultiscale assemblyemergent phenomenaemergent propertymembrane biology

Laser Ablation and Fluid Flows Reveal the Mechanism Behind Spindle and Centrosome Positioning. Nature Physics (2023)

Hai-Yin WuGökberk KabacaoğluEhssan NazockdastHuan-Cheng ChangMichael J. ShelleyDaniel J. Needleman

biophysicscentrosome positioningcell biologylaser scienceapplied physicsmechanicslaser ablation

A Kinetic Basis for Curvature Sensing by Septins. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Wenzheng ShiKevin S. CannonBrandy N. CurtisChristopher EdelmaierAmy S. GladfelterEhssan Nazockdast

biophysicskinetic basismolecular biophysicsbiologymolecular biologycurvature sensing

Dependence of Phase Behavior and Surface Tension on Particle Stiffness for Active Brownian Particles. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

Nicholas LauersdorfThomas KolbMoslem MoradiEhssan NazockdastDaphne Klotsa

particle stiffnessactive brownian particlescondensed matter physicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsphase behaviorsurface tension

Laser Ablation and Fluid Flows Show a Single Force Mechanism Governs Spindle Positioning. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Hai-Yin WuGökberk KabacaoğluEhssan NazockdastHuan-Cheng ChangMichael J. ShelleyDaniel J. Needleman

biophysicsspindle positioningfluid mechanicsneuroscienceapplied physicssingle force mechanismlaser ablation

Phase Behavior and Surface Tension of Soft Active Brownian Particles. Soft Matter (2021)

Nicholas LauersdorfThomas KolbMoslem MoradiEhssan NazockdastDaphne Klotsa

phase behaviormaterials sciencesoft mattersurface tension

The Interplay Between the Self-Organization and Curvature Sensing in Septin Assemblies. Biophysical Journal (2021)

Ehssan NazockdastWenzheng ShiKevin CannonAmy Gladfelter

biophysicsseptin assembliesself-organizationprotein sciencemolecular biophysicsneurosciencemembrane biologyphysiologycell and molecular biologycurvature sensingbiophysical chemistry

The Physical Basis of Curvaure Sensing by Septins. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2021)

Wenzheng ShiKevin CannonAmy GladfelterEhssan Nazockdast

biophysicssurface sciencephysical basiscurvaure sensingmaterials scienceapplied physicsnanotechnology

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Ehssan Nazockdast

Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Applied Physical Sciences

the Graduate School

Ehssan Nazockdast is currently serving as an Applied Physical Sciences Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ehssan Nazockdast

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Atomistic Molecular Simulation of the Septin Amphipathic Helix With a Lipid Bilayer. Biophysical Journal (2024)

Mahsa MofidiChristopher J. EdelmaierAbhilash SahooStephen J. KlawaEllysa VogtBrandy N. CurtisDaphne KlotsaM. Gregory ForestRonit FreemanAmy S. GladfelterSonya M. HansonEhssan Nazockdast

Charge Distribution and Helical Content Tune the Binding of Septin[ Prime]S Amphipathic Helix Domain to Lipid Membranes. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Curvature Sensing as an Emergent Property of Multiscale Assembly of Septins. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Wenzheng ShiKevin S. CannonBrandy N. CurtisChristopher EdelmaierAmy S. GladfelterEhssan Nazockdast

developmental biologybiophysicscell biologymultiscale assemblyemergent phenomenaemergent propertymembrane biology

Laser Ablation and Fluid Flows Reveal the Mechanism Behind Spindle and Centrosome Positioning. Nature Physics (2023)

Hai-Yin WuGökberk KabacaoğluEhssan NazockdastHuan-Cheng ChangMichael J. ShelleyDaniel J. Needleman

biophysicscentrosome positioningcell biologylaser scienceapplied physicsmechanicslaser ablation

A Kinetic Basis for Curvature Sensing by Septins. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Wenzheng ShiKevin S. CannonBrandy N. CurtisChristopher EdelmaierAmy S. GladfelterEhssan Nazockdast

biophysicskinetic basismolecular biophysicsbiologymolecular biologycurvature sensing

Dependence of Phase Behavior and Surface Tension on Particle Stiffness for Active Brownian Particles. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

Nicholas LauersdorfThomas KolbMoslem MoradiEhssan NazockdastDaphne Klotsa

particle stiffnessactive brownian particlescondensed matter physicsmaterials scienceapplied physicsphase behaviorsurface tension

Laser Ablation and Fluid Flows Show a Single Force Mechanism Governs Spindle Positioning. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Hai-Yin WuGökberk KabacaoğluEhssan NazockdastHuan-Cheng ChangMichael J. ShelleyDaniel J. Needleman

biophysicsspindle positioningfluid mechanicsneuroscienceapplied physicssingle force mechanismlaser ablation

Phase Behavior and Surface Tension of Soft Active Brownian Particles. Soft Matter (2021)

Nicholas LauersdorfThomas KolbMoslem MoradiEhssan NazockdastDaphne Klotsa

phase behaviormaterials sciencesoft mattersurface tension

The Interplay Between the Self-Organization and Curvature Sensing in Septin Assemblies. Biophysical Journal (2021)

Ehssan NazockdastWenzheng ShiKevin CannonAmy Gladfelter

biophysicsseptin assembliesself-organizationprotein sciencemolecular biophysicsneurosciencemembrane biologyphysiologycell and molecular biologycurvature sensingbiophysical chemistry

The Physical Basis of Curvaure Sensing by Septins. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2021)

Wenzheng ShiKevin CannonAmy GladfelterEhssan Nazockdast

biophysicssurface sciencephysical basiscurvaure sensingmaterials scienceapplied physicsnanotechnology

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