Jayson Paulose

Dedicated to advancing knowledge in the realm of physics, Jayson Paulose serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Oregon. As a member of the Institute for Fundamental Science, he is deeply engaged in exploring the intricate intersections of theoretical soft matter physics, biophysics, evolutionary dynamics, and metamaterials design. His work is characterized by a commitment to unraveling the complexities of physical systems and contributing to the foundational understanding of these dynamic fields. Professor Paulose's research is driven by a passion for discovering new principles that govern the behavior of complex systems. His investigations into biophysics and theoretical soft matter physics aim to bridge the gap between biological phenomena and physical laws, offering insights that could lead to innovative applications in technology and medicine. In the realm of metamaterials design, he focuses on creating materials with novel properties that challenge conventional understanding, paving the way for advancements in various scientific and engineering domains. Through his dedication to teaching and research, Jayson Paulose inspires the next generation of physicists, encouraging them to think critically and creatively about the challenges and opportunities within the field. His contributions to evolutionary dynamics further highlight his commitment to understanding the processes that drive change and adaptation in both natural and artificial systems.