Johannes Pausch

My research interests focus on modelling stochastic processes with methods from statistical physics and Bayesian inference, in particular in the context of cell proliferation and neuronal signals.

Guiding questions of my research include: What influences the cell division times? How can drug deliveries make use of the different stochastic dynamics of cell proliferation. But also: How do cell signals in the brain create collective behaviour?

1. "Is Actin Filament and Microtubule Growth Reaction- or Diffusion limited?" with Gunnar Pruessner, submitted to Biophysical Journal. doi:10.1101/406090
2. "Field-theoretic approach to the universality of branching processes" with Rosalba Garcia Millan, Benjamin Walter and Gunnar Pruessner, submitted to Physical Review E. arXiv:1808.08418
3. "First-order wedge wetting revisited" with Carlos Rascón and Andrew O. Parry in Soft Matter 14 (2018) 2835-2845. DOI: 10.1039/C8SM00342D
4. "Finding four decay components in Li glass and three decay components in CeBr3 scintillation light pulses in the temperature range from -30°C to 50°C by iterative subtraction of composite decays", with Jürgen Stein and Falko Scherwinski in Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A, 807 (2016) 121-128. doi:10.1016/j.nima.2015.11.002
5. "Optically injected quantum-dot lasers: impact of non-linear carrier lifetimes on frequency locking dynamics" with Christian Otto, Egle Tylaite, Niels Majer, Eckehard Schöll and Kathy Lüdge in New Journal of Phyiscs, 14 (2012) 053018 (20pp). doi:10.1088/1367-2630/14/5/053018