Irving Epstein

University Professor and Henry F. Fischbach Professor of Chemistry

Brandeis University

United States

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Irving Epstein is a University Professor and the Henry F. Fischbach Professor of Chemistry at Brandeis University in the United States. His research spans various areas, including chemomechanical systems, oscillatory rhythms, and neuromorphic engineering. Recent publications include works on active gels, symmetry-breaking in coupled oscillators, and collective motion transitions in complex systems.

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Chiral Locomotion Transitions of an Active Gel and Their Chemomechanical Origin

Neuromorphic Engineering in Wetware: Discriminating Acoustic Frequencies through Their Effects on Chemical Waves

Strong symmetry breaking rhythms created by folded nodes in a pair of symmetrically coupled, identical Koper oscillators

Turing patterns on rotating spiral growing domains

Front Cover: Transitions of Collective Motions Driven by Phase Resetting (ChemPhysChem 12/2023)

Transitions of Collective Motions Driven by Phase Resetting

Transitions of Collective Motions Driven by Phase Resetting

Symmetry-breaking rhythms in coupled, identical fast–slow oscillators

Role of Fast and Slow Inhibitors in Oscillatory Rhythm Design

Peptide‐Modulated pH Rhythms

Effect of obstructions on growing Turing patterns

Heterogeneity-driven collective-motion patterns of active gels

Nanogel Crosslinking-Based Belousov–Zhabotinsky Self-Oscillating Polyacrylamide Gel with Improved Mechanical Properties and Fast Oscillatory Response

Insights from chemical systems into Turing-type morphogenesis

Mesoscopic Pitting Oscillation-Induced Periodic Anodic Layer Electrodissolution of Au(111)

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Theodore Vo

Pier Luigi Gentili

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