Regular biography
Dr Jaime Aguda-Canalejo is a researcher at University College London, affiliated with the PHY department. Their work focuses on biophysics, with an emphasis on discovery. Dr Aguda-Canalejo's research explores fundamental aspects of biological systems through physical principles. They are based at University College London and can be contacted via email at j.agudo-canalejo@ucl.ac.uk. Their profile page highlights ongoing research in discovery-related areas.
Scholar-generated biography
Jaime Agudo-Canalejo is a researcher in Biological Physics, Statistical Physics, Soft Matter, and Active Matter. Their work explores the interplay between nonreciprocity, motility, and self-attraction in active systems, with a focus on phase separation, membrane dynamics, and nanoparticle interactions. They investigate how biological processes such as autophagy, chemotaxis, and membrane wrapping are governed by physical principles. Key areas include the behavior of active emulsions, the role of curvature in membrane interactions, and the formation of biomolecular condensates. Their research bridges theoretical models with experimental observations to understand complex systems at the nanoscale.