Jerzy Gorecki

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Institute of Physical Chemistry

Poland

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Jerzy Gorecki is a Professor at the Institute of Physical Chemistry in Poland. His research focuses on the dynamics of aggregation in systems of self-propelled entities, deformation dynamics of droplets, and complex motion patterns. He has contributed significantly to understanding chemical memory, information processing in chemical systems, and the development of novel materials for superhydrophobic applications.

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Hiroyuki Kitahata

Professor

Chiba University

JAPAN

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Chiho Watanabe

Assistant Professor

Hiroshima University

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Tomonori NOMOTO

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Chiba University

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Richard Löffler

Københavns Universitet

DENMARK

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Martin Hanczyc

Research Professor

University of New Mexico

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Quantitative Analysis of the Complex Time Evolution of a Camphor Boat

Dynamics of Aggregation in Systems of Self-Propelled Rods

Deformation dynamics of an oil droplet into a crescent shape during intermittent motion

Chemical Memory with Discrete Turing Patterns Appearing in the Glycolytic Reaction

New types of complex motion of a simple camphor boat

Information Processing Using Networks of Chemical Oscillators

A camphene-camphor-polymer composite material for the production of superhydrophobic absorbent microporous foams

Complexity and bifurcations in the motion of a self-propelled rectangle confined in a circular water chamber

Dynamic ordering caused by a source-sink relation between two droplets

A Perfect Plastic Material for Studies on Self-Propelled Motion on the Water Surface

Applications of Information Theory Methods for Evolutionary Optimization of Chemical Computers

On a simple model that explains inversion of a self-propelled rotor under periodic stop-and-release-operations

Inversion probability of three-bladed self-propelled rotors after forced stops of different durations

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Hiroyuki Kitahata

Chiho Watanabe

Tomonori NOMOTO

Richard Löffler

Martin Hanczyc

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