Bausch Group

Prof. Dr. Andreas Bausch

Understanding complex biomaterials on a fundamental physical basis is an integral challenge of future biophysical research. This challenge can be addressed by the concerted application of new experimental tools of soft condensed matter physics to living cells and bio-mimetic model systems.

In our group we concentrate on the one hand on developing new physical tools to address the underlying complexity and mechanisms and on the other hand on developing new biomaterials for applications ranging from biomedicine to functional food.

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Latest Publications

 

V. Schaller and A.R. Bausch (2012)
A Fresh Twist for Self-assembly
Nature, N&W, doi:10.1038/nature10796 Link:  [download]


P. Fernandez, M. Maier, M. Lindauer, C. Kuffer, Z. Storchova, A.R. Bausch (2011)
Mitotic Spindle Orients Perpendicular to the Forces Imposed by Dynamic Shear
PLOSone, 6, e28965 Link:  [download]




Research Areas

Complex Microfluidics and Biomaterials
Cytoskeleton and Biopolymer Networks
Mechanosensing
Further Projects
Completed Projects