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Alexandre Morozov

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Rutgers, The State Univ. of NJ

United States

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Professor Alexandre Morozov is a faculty member at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. His research encompasses multiple areas including hemodynamics, actin dynamics, and the thermodynamics of nucleosome positioning. Additionally, he investigates enzymology related to terpene synthases and their biosynthetic pathways, as well as advanced methodologies in network community detection and optimization techniques.

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Benjamin Audit

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FRANCE

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Coarse-grained Shannon entropy of random walks with shrinking steps

To clean or not to clean: the free-rider problem in sequentially shared resources

Emergence of cooperation due to opponent-specific responses in Prisoner’s Dilemma

Hemodynamic significance of ventricular ectopic beats: the impact of coupling intervals

Spatiotemporal feature learning for actin dynamics

Thermodynamics of nucleosome breathing and positioning

Systolic, diastolic, and pulse blood pressure during premature ventricular contractions: relationship with characteristics of ectopic beats

An adaptive Bayesian approach to gradient-free global optimization

Terpene synthases and pathways in animals: enzymology and structural evolution in the biosynthesis of volatile infochemicals

Network community detection and clustering with random walks

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Benjamin Audit

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