Additional Research:
Neuromodulation of peripheral nerve activity Real-time control methods applied to electrophysiology measurements Autonomic modulation of visceral organs. Our laboratory combines engineering and neuroscience to tackle real-world problems. We utilize techniques including intracellular and extracellular electrophysiology, computational modeling, and real-time computing.

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Itamar Kolvin

Assistant Professor, School of Physics

Itamar Kolvin received his B.Sc. (2007) in Physics and Mathematics and his M.Sc. (2009) from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. In 2017, he completed his Ph.D. in Physics under Prof. Jay Fineberg in the Hebrew University. He was a HFSP cross-disciplinary postdoctoral fellow in the Physics Department, University of California, Santa Barbara with Pro. Zvonimir Dogic. His research interests are in the fundamentals of soft matter out-of-equilibrium: assembly, deformation, flow and fracture. Current efforts make use of model systems that are assembled of protein machineries to investigate active and adaptive material mechanics.

ikolvin@gatech.edu

Office Location:
MoSE 2144

https://sites.gatech.edu/ikolvinlab/

University, College, and School/Department

Georgia Institute of Technology > College of Sciences > School of Physics

Research Focus Areas:

Aerogels & Hydrogels

Biomaterials

Molecular, Cellular and Tissue Biomechanics

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