Welcome!

My name is Sunghan Ro. I am a Research Scientist at the Department of Physics of Harvard University.

My research interests include:

Collective phenomena in nonequilibrium systems, such as active matter.
Information-theoretic quantification of orders in systems in- and out-of-equilibrium.
Stochastic systems: systems governed by Langivin- and Fokker-Planck-type equations, barrier crossing problem and the first passage dynamics of random walkers.
Complex biological systems: membraneless organelles formed by phase separation of polymers, emergent interaction between polyelectrolytes mediated by counterions, and nuclear pore complex

Event date
October
Target searches by Brownian particles
Table talk at Greater Boston Area Statistical Mechanics Meeting
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA
Event date
August
The far-reaching impact of disorder on bulk behavior of scalar active matter
Oral presentation in STATPHYS28
Tokyo University, Japan
Event date
August
Metastability of discrete-symmetry flocks
Poster presentation in Perspectives on Non- Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics: The 45th anniversary Symposium of Yamada Science Foundation
Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University, Japan
Event date
August
The far-reaching impact of disorder on bulk behavior of scalar active matter
Oral presentation in Frontiers in nonequilibrium physics: active matter, topology and beyond
Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University, Japan