Séminaires

376 événement(s)

Manuel Théry (IUH

Centrosome positioning at the cell center, is it that simple?

During this seminar I will present the current models of centrosome positioning based on pulling and/or pushing forces produced on microtubules. Then, showing experimental data and numerical simulations I will argue...

Alba Marcellan (Université Pierre et Marie Curie

From gel reinforcement to gel adhesion

Polymer hydrogels can be viewed as containers of solvent, e.g. water, made of a cross-linked network of polymer chains. Gels are interesting objects which combine both liquid-like and solid-like properties. The...

Aymeric Leray (Laboratoire Carnot

Non-linear optical techniques for biology: applications and developments

Non-linear optical techniques are increasingly used for investigating biological phenomena. These techniques allow ultra-deep imaging in tissues with low photo-toxicity. In this talk, I will first present two photon...

Denis Bartolo (ENS Lyon

Flock on a Chip

I will show how to motorize colloidal particles capable of sensing the orientation of their neighbors and how to handle them in microfluidic chips. These populations of colloidal rollers display non-equilibrium...

Olivier Devauchelle (Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris)

Self-organization of rivers and drainage networks

Alluvial rivers build their own bed with the sediment they transport. Asthey do so, they spontaneously select their size and shape, and organizethemselves into beautifully ramified networks. Despite their...

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Fabio Sterpone (IBPC

Toward microscopic simulations of the cellular environment

Proteins work in an extremely heterogeneous and crowded environment. Indeed 5 to 40 % of the intracellular total volume is occupied by large biomolecules [1]. This crowding condition affects both the mobility and...

Nicolas Desprat (Laboratoire de physique statistique

The mechanics of bacterial microcolonies

To colonize surfaces, bacteria must adhere and proliferate. How those terms compete to shape the foundations of biofilm formation is barely understood. When bacteria grow between a coverslip and a gel pad, they form...