Professor Tanniemola Liverpool

Latest publications

• Shoemark, DK, Ibarra, AA, Ross, JF, Beesley, JL, Bray, HE, Mosayebi, M, Linden, N, Liverpool, TB, McIntosh-Smith, SN, Woolfson, DN & Sessions, RB, 2019, ‘The dynamical interplay between a megadalton peptide nanocage and solutes probed by microsecond atomistic MD; Implications for design’. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, vol 21., pp. 137-147
• Loisy, AGL, Thompson, A, Eggers, J & Liverpool, TB, 2019, ‘Exact results for sheared polar active suspensions with variable liquid crystalline order’. Journal of Chemical Physics, vol 150.
• Loisy, A, Eggers, J & Liverpool, TB, 2018, ‘Active Suspensions have Nonmonotonic Flow Curves and Multiple Mechanical Equilibria’. Physical Review Letters, vol 121.
• Galloway, JM, Senior, L, Fletcher, JM, Beesley, JL, Hodgson, LR, Harniman, RL, Mantell, JM, Coombs, J, Rhys, GG, Xue, W-F, Mosayebi, M, Linden, N, Liverpool, TB, Curnow, P, Verkade, P & Woolfson, DN, 2018, ‘Bioinspired Silicification Reveals Structural Detail in Self-Assembled Peptide Cages’. ACS Nano, vol 12., pp. 1420?1432
• Yoshinaga, N & Liverpool, T, 2018, ‘From hydrodynamic lubrication to many-body interactions in dense suspensions of active swimmers’. European Physical Journal E, vol 41.
• Cortese, D, Eggers, J & Liverpool, T, 2018, ‘Pair creation, motion, and annihilation of topological defects in two-dimensional nematic liquid crystals’. Physical Review E, vol 97.
• Leoni, M & Liverpool, T, 2018, ‘Population variability and temporal disorder disrupt coherent motion and biological functionality of active matter’. Physical Review E, vol 98.
• Ibrahim, Y, Golestanian, R & Liverpool, T, 2018, ‘Shape dependent phoretic propulsion of slender active particles’. Physical Review Fluids, vol 3.
• Pinney, R, Liverpool, T & Royall, C, 2018, ‘Yielding of a model glassformer: an interpretation with an effective system of icosahedra’. Physical Review E.
• Mosayebi, M, Shoemark, DK, Fletcher, JM, Sessions, RB, Linden, N, Woolfson, DN & Liverpool, TB, 2017, ‘Beyond icosahedral symmetry in packings of proteins in spherical shells’. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, vol 114., pp. 9014-9019