Suraj Shankar 🏳️🌈
@shankar_lab
Asst. Professor @UmichPhysics
@umichLSA Collegiate fellow
Previously JF @Harvard, @KITP_UCSB, PhD @SyracuseU
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Our latest work out in Physical Review X, with Orit Peleg + Chantal Nguyen 🥳 We find that circumnutations, inherent movements of plants, provide random perturbations crucial for optimal self-organization of crowded sunflowers, minimizing mutual shading☘️ link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/Ph…
Our recent work with Ayelet Lesman BioSoft@TAU
Sneak peek!! ✨✨ "Emergent Simplicities in The Living Histories of *Organisms*” A special symposium edition of @theLHSeries March 2025 APS Meetings Bookmark, join us! 🌞🌞 Warm thanks to the APS-DBIO Program Cmte! 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Very happy to share new work by Cal (w Aaron and Arvind Murugan ) arxiv.org/abs/2409.05827 ! We show how the expressivity/computational ability of non-equilibrium biological processes may expected to be fundamentally limited.
Sometimes life surprises you in the best ways: I’ve been named a 2024 Schmidt Polymath! Deeply grateful to my mentors, colleagues, and students who have been part of this journey with me♥️ Stay tuned for some new, delightfully peculiar animal behaviors😉 schmidtsciences.org/six-professors…
Inverse blebs in mouse blastocyst now peer-reviewed Nature Cell Biology with Markus Schliffka and Argo Mukherjee! nature.com/articles/s4155… Check out the excellent tweetorial from Markus Schliffka and celebrate with this latrunculin-treated embryo that is inverse blebbing like there is no tomorrow!
West Campus scientists at the Systems Biology Institute have discovered the thermodynamic principles underpinning energy use in our cells - and a potential pathway to tackle diseases like cancer bit.ly/wave-patterns Murrell Lab Nature Physics
It's great to see this work (started in 2019) published! Congrats to all authors. One major takeaway for me: collaborating with Bement Lab is one of life's greatest joys
Excited to see this work out in Nature Communications with Richard J. Knecht et al. !