by COMPASS | May 15, 2026 | Center News
Graph curvature measures quantify disorder and complexity for self-assembled particle systems.NP assemblies can be viewed as a series of graphs or networks in which nodes represent NPs and edges represent strong interparticle interactions. ORC and AFRC can be found...
by COMPASS | Apr 6, 2026 | Center News, Uncategorized
COMPASS: Center for Complex Particle Systems played a leading role at the APS Global Physics Summit, hosting two highly attended tutorials and contributing to a featured session on complex particles. Organized by Professors Xiaoming Mao and Nicholas Kotov, the...
by COMPASS | Apr 6, 2026 | Center News
COMPASS: Center for Complex Particle Systems was honored to represent the University of Michigan College of Engineering at this year’s President’s Symposium for Research Impact and Policy Leadership—an event that celebrates research driving meaningful change in...
by COMPASS | Mar 11, 2026 | Center News
We are thrilled to celebrate Dhanush’s graduation from North Carolina State University, where he has been a cornerstone of Prof. Martin Thuo’s lab and a vital member of the COMPASS ecosystem. Dhanush’s doctoral research is a powerful example of the COMPASS...
by COMPASS | Feb 12, 2026 | Center News, Publications
Center for Complex Particle Systems researchers have developed a faster, more accessible way to analyze protein–protein interactions (PPIs) by combining graph theory (GT) with deep learning (DL). Their newly published open-access study in Advanced Intelligent...
by COMPASS | Jan 21, 2026 | Center News, Publications
Dr. Yash Boyjoo completed a research fellowship at the University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign (USA), funded by the COMPASS–CERA program. Working with Junseo Lee in Prof. Qian Chen’s laboratory, he used state-of-the-art X‑ray tomography and electron microscopy to...
