Director Jeffery Jeturian

Profile of jeffery L. Dangl.

I f you make the mistake, as some do, of calling Jeff Dangl a botanist, his embarrassment is palpable. Trained as a mouse immunologist, he admits to a “certain lack” of botanical knowledge. The John N. Couch distinguished professor of biology and adjunct professor of microbiology and immunology at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, will, however, give you an earful about the lack of...

Perturbations of the Coupled Jeffery-stokes Equations

This paper seeks to provide clues as to why experimental evidence for the alignment of fibers in semi-dilute suspensions under shear flows does not match theoretical predictions. This paper posits that it is the coupling between Jeffery’s equation and Stokes’ equation that causes the deviation from theory. It is proposed that if the initial data is slightly non-uniform, then there is feedback v...

Perturbations of the Coupled Jeffery-stokes Equations

This paper seeks to provide clues as to why experimental evidence for the alignment of fibers in semi-dilute suspensions under shear flows does not match theoretical predictions. This paper posits that it is the coupling between Jeffery’s equation and Stokes’ equation that causes the deviation from theory. It is proposed that if the initial data is slightly non-uniform, then there is feedback v...

Deputy Director

Decoding the auditory corticofugal systems q Jeffery

The status of the organization of the auditory corticofugal systems is summarized. These are among the largest pathways in the brain, with descending connections to auditory and non-auditory thalamic, midbrain, and medullary regions. Auditory corticofugal influence thus reaches sites immediately presynaptic to the cortex, sites remote from the cortex, as in periolivary regions that may have a c...