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This event is in the past.It took place on April 17, 2026 at UMich Willard H Dow Chemistry and Laboratory.
Two extremes of liquid-liquid phase separation in membranes
April 17 at 12pm
Burns Park, Ann Arbor
Explore the physics of cell membranes through two fascinating extremes: the simplest possible artificial membrane made from just two components, and the wildly complex living membranes of yeast that actively regulate their own phase transitions to survive stress. A window into how life engineers itself at the molecular level.
Two extremes of liquid-liquid phase separation in membranes
April 17 at 12pm
Burns Park, Ann Arbor
Explore the physics of cell membranes through two fascinating extremes: the simplest possible artificial membrane made from just two components, and the wildly complex living membranes of yeast that actively regulate their own phase transitions to survive stress. A window into how life engineers itself at the molecular level.