Maxim Lavrentovich

Assistant Professor

Worcester State University

United States

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Maxim Lavrentovich is an Assistant Professor at Worcester State University in the United States. His research interests encompass the study of macromolecular interactions and liquid crystal physics, with recent publications focusing on the roles of molecular crowding, ferroelectric behaviors, and dynamic stabilization in various systems. He explores complex phenomena such as curvature memory in lipid membranes and the dynamics within driven particle mixtures.

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Dima Bolmatov

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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

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Twist, splay, and uniform domains in ferroelectric nematic liquid crystals

The role of macromolecular crowders in the formation and compaction of the Escherichia coli nucleoid

Curvature Memory in Electrically Stimulated Lipid Membranes

Trapping of isotropic droplets by disclinations in nematic liquid crystals controlled by surface anchoring and elastic constant disparity

Chiral ground states of ferroelectric liquid crystals

Dynamic Stabilization of Metastable States in Triple‐Well Ferroelectric Sn2P2S6

Arrested coarsening and large density fluctuations in driven particle mixtures in two dimensions

Structures and velocities of noisy ferroelectric domain walls

Soliton walls paired by polar surface interactions in a ferroelectric nematic liquid crystal

Survival in branching cellular populations

Microemulsions in the driven Widom-Rowlinson lattice gas

Shape of population interfaces as an indicator of mutational instability in coexisting cell populations

Undulation instabilities in cholesteric liquid crystals induced by anchoring transitions

Artificial pollen walls simulated by the tandem processes of phase separation and self‐assembly in vitro

Double membrane formation in heterogeneous vesicles

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LISA TRAN

Dima Bolmatov

R K P Zia

Oleg Lavrentovich

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