Internal Seminar: Gaspard Junot
Séminaires
376 événement(s)
Claire Dessalles (University of Geneva
Topological defects control morphogenesis of mesenchymal tissues in vitro
Morphogenesis, the process by which tissues acquire their shape, hinges on a finely orchestrated collective motion of cells autonomously choreographing themselves to a well-defined final position. Accumulating...
Alexis Buatois
Learning and memory in adult zebrafish: Insights from the last 10 years of research
Alexis Buatois (1) Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology, Department of Neurochemistry and Psychiatry, University of Gothenburg, Su Sahlgrenska, 41345, Göteborg, Sweden The zebrafish has become very popular over...
Ada Altieri (Université Paris Cité)
Assessing the complexity of large ecological communities through the prism of disordered systems
In this talk, I will address some timely questions in theoretical ecology — from configurational landscape analysis to the long-standing diversity/stability debate up to the emergence of spatial patterns — by...
Isabella Guido (University of Surrey
Bottom-up engineering of bioinspired active systems for biological activity
In nature, the self-assembly of biopolymers and motor proteins in the complex intracellular environment leads to interesting emergent behaviour that is crucial for cellular functions and motility. The dynamics of...
Internal Seminar: Raphaël Candelier
Séminaire interne
Wolfram Liebermeister (INRAE Jouy-en-Josas)
Resource allocation in kinetic models of cell metabolism
Metabolic fluxes in cells are often assumed to reflect an economical use of enzymes. To apply this principle of "minimal enzyme cost" to metabolic modelling and to study its biological consequences, I consider two...
Internal Seminar: André Estevez-Torres
Séminaire interne
Philippe Thomen (Université Côte d’Azur)
Motion of zoospores approaching a root
Phytophthora species are plant pathogens that cause considerable damage to agrosystems and ecosystems, and have a major impact on the economy. Infection occurs when their biflagellate zoospores move and reach a root...
Internal Seminar: Maxime Deforet