Chairs: Roland Netz, Cihan Ayaz

Biological soft matter, or, more generally, many-body systems, are often
subject to long-range interactions and pronounced thermal fluctuations.
The structural flexibility and connectivity produce a wide range of  time
scales that determine the collective behavior.
This minisymposium brings together researchers who contributed to the
understanding of non-Markov processes and demonstrated how to utilize
descriptions that include memory when modeling soft matter, many-body and
hydrodynamic systems.

Find abstracts for all talks here or linked individually below.