Simons Centre for the Study of Living Machines
We study molecules, cells, and organisms as living machines: products of natural selection which consume energy to achieve specific goals. Our research combines theory and experiment, and covers a range of length and timescales: from protein function, computational cell biology and evolution, to the physics of active systems.
We are supported by the National Centre for Biological Sciences and the Simons Foundation.
Events
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Stochasticity and Plasticity in Living Systems (SPLS) 14th Nov 2023 Shaon Chakraborty, Archishman Raju |
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Recreational Biology - Topological Puzzles in Cell Biology 28th Mar 2023 Manu Prakash |
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Cellular Lineages and Development: From Single Cells to Landscapes 1st Nov 2022 Shaon Chakrabarti and Archishman Raju |
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Tilings of Surfaces 15th Nov 2019 Subhojoy Gupta, IISc |
Publications
Front Cell Dev Biol.11:1168050
Curr Opin Cell Biol.80:102151
iScience.26(5):106665
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Cellular Communities
We aim to combine experimental and theoretical methods to understand the collective dynamical behavior of populations. Ex. competition and cooperation in bacteria
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Molecular and Cellular Dynamics
A large part of our effort at the Simons Centre is in exploring new physical and chemical principles underlying biological organization across scales
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Computer Science Interface
This interface theme links all the activities of the Simons Centre with computer science and biology. We hope to play a critical role in nurturing this interface.
