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Matthew-Leighton/README.md

Hi there, I'm Matt! 👋

I’m an independent postdoctoral fellow at Yale University researching biological physics: basically, I focus on using quantitative tools from physics and mathematics to try to understand complex problems in biology. I’m especially interested in nonequilibrium settings where stochastic fluctuations are important, like the interior of the cell, but more broadly interested in any and all settings where physics meets biology. You can check out my publications here, or visit my personal website to learn more.

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  1. Nonequilibrium_Fibril_Growth Nonequilibrium_Fibril_Growth Public

    Electronic material for the paper "Nonequilibrium Growth and Twist of Cross-Linked Collagen Fibrils" by Matthew P Leighton, Laurent Kreplak, and Andrew D Rutenberg (Soft Matter, 2021).

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  2. Elastomer_Phase_Transitions Elastomer_Phase_Transitions Public

    Electronic material for the paper "Chiral Phase-Coexistence in Compressed Double-Twist Elastomers" by Matthew P Leighton, Laurent Kreplak, and Andrew D Rutenberg (Soft Matter, 2021).

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  3. Torsion_Stretch_Coupling Torsion_Stretch_Coupling Public

    Electronic material for the manuscript "D-Band Strain Underestimates Collagen Fibril Strain" by Matthew P Leighton, Andrew D Rutenberg, and Laurent Kreplak.

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