Predicting the unpredictable - The Brown Daily Herald

Predicting the unpredictable The Brown Daily Herald, RI - Nov 30, 2008 But Associate Professor of Physics Jay Tang is using the predictability of randomness to explain the movement of bacteria swimming in water. ...

Adventist student grabs 11 subjects in one sitting - Jamaica Gleaner

Jamaica Gleaner

Adventist student grabs 11 subjects in one sitting Jamaica Gleaner, Jamaica - Nov 30, 2008 His hobbies are reading, socialising, travelling, skateboarding and swimming. He is grateful and appreciative for the invaluable support of his parents. ...

How Do Bacteria Swim? Physicists Explain - Science Daily (press release)

How Do Bacteria Swim? Physicists Explain Science Daily (press release) - Nov 19, 2008 “For bacteria to swim in water,” explained Jay Tang, associate professor of physics at Brown University, “it’s like us trying to swim through honey. ...

Size doesn’t always count - ChronicleLive

Size doesn’t always count ChronicleLive, UK - 20 hours ago He said: “Some assumptions regarding the physics of sperm locomotion have hampered our progress in understanding the processes mediating sperm competition. ...

Size doesn't equal speed for sperm - Planet Earth

Planet Earth

Size doesn't equal speed for sperm Planet Earth, UK - Nov 28, 2008 'It seems clear that some assumptions regarding the physics of sperm locomotion have hampered our progress in understanding sperm competition,' says Dr ...