376 événement(s)
Raphael Voituriez (LJP /UPMC)
The first-passage time is a key quantity for evaluating the kinetics of various processes, and in particular chemical reactions involving "small" numbers of particles. A striking example is given by gene...
Romain Brette
What is neural synchrony good for? First, I will show that, whether synchrony has a functional role or not, neurons are extremely sensitive to coincidences among its inputs. To understand the functional significance...
Luc Faubert (Unit of Neuroscience
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Laure Claverie
Les rongeurs utilisent leurs vibrisses pour sonder tactilement leur environnement. Tout contact induit des contraintes mécaniques lentes quasi-statiques et rapides vibratoires, qui se propagent jusqu’en base de...
Emmanuel Beaurepaire & Willy Supatto
Modern issues in systems biology require tissue-scale measurements of multiple cell parameters. Multiphoton fluorescence microscopy has proven invaluable for tissue studies with its ability to provide subcellular...
Adrian Zambrano
We are inspired by the morphogenesis processes that are involved in the emergence of shape and structure in living systems. We aim to engineer chemical and material organization using the two most debated mechanisms...
Veronica Sorgato (CEA de Grenoble)
The Novel Multispectral Imaging Technique that has been developed, intends to aid oral cancer diagnosis by providing quantitative spatial maps of absorption and diffusion properties obtained through non-contact...
Stéphane Dieudonné (IBENS
The cerebellum plays an essential role in coordinating sensori-motor integration and motor execution. In the classical view of the cerebellum, sensory-motor inputs carried by the mossy fibers are forwarded to the...
Ludovic Jullien (ENS chimie et UPMC)
Envisioned as organized matter, any living system necessarily exists in a dissipative non-equilibrium state. Otherwise it would reduce to immutably stable combinatorial mixtures of chemical compounds. Indeed,...
