Liam Ruske gives a talk at the CECAM Computational methods and tools for complex suspensions workshop, 23-27 May 2022, Bilbao, Spain

Between the 23rd and the 27th of May 2022 Liam participated in the CECAM workshop on Computational methods and tools for complex suspensions to present some of his work. In his talk titled “Modelling biological matter as active nematic fluids” he highlighted how numerical simulations of active fluids can be used to study the self-organization of three-dimensional tissues in a variety of biological systems, where a continuous influx of energy on a single-cell level drives striking collective behaviour at the tissue scale.