
limmerlab
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Theoretical chemistry group @UCB_Chemistry, working in the areas of quantum dynamics and nonequilibrium statistical mechanics cchem.berkeley.edu/dtlgrp/
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06-07-2015 02:52:16
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Also today, Michelle's last PhD paper is out in The Journal of Chemical Physics with Amr and @TomPFay, where she has extended the notion of the committor to quantum coherent dynamics doi.org/10.1063/5.0213…


If you are interested in the interplay of information, thermodynamics and fluctuations check out Songela's @songelachem first group paper, in which she shows how to control your autonomous clock or preserve your memory arxiv.org/pdf/2211.00670 College of Chemistry Kavli Energy NanoScience Institute (ENSI)


I'm excited to share that my article, 'Mystery Droplets Inside Cells May Play Vital Roles in Life,' has been published in Scientific American. In this piece, I discuss the physics of biomolecular condensates and reflect on my personal journey in the field. scientificamerican.com/article/myster…


Kritanjan's latest takes a fresh look at an old problem: the molecular origin of the super-Maxwellian velocity distribution of evaporating helium from water, finding that it is due to an anomalously small friction at the air-water interface arxiv.org/abs/2408.10345 College of Chemistry



Congratulations to Aditya Aditya Singh on winning a poster award at #cecam55 on his work developing variational path sampling and using it to gain insights into reactivity away from equilibrium! College of Chemistry Kavli Energy NanoScience Institute (ENSI) cecam55.cecam.org/program/


Please RT! GiovanniMaria Piccini and I are organizing a symposium at the March American Chemical Society meeting in San Diego, sponsored by ACS Physical Chemical Division. ~25 phenomenal invited speakers and open slots for contributed talks. Apply now! Submission will close on Sept. 30. callforabstracts.acs.org/acsspring2025



Excited to give the condensed matter talk today across Oppenheimer way Berkeley Physics. Join if you want to hear about emergence in soft, warm materials driven away from equilibrium my group has been working on College of Chemistry Kavli Energy NanoScience Institute (ENSI)




Excited to join WashU Physics as an assistant professor in Fall 2025! My group will develop non-equilibrium statistical physics to study criticality in biology—biomolecular condensates, gene regulation & adaptive immune systems. DM for postdoc/grad openings! #myphysicsjourney

