376 événement(s)
Marina Elez (Université d'Evry)
Mutations are the raw material of evolution and play important roles in cancer, AIDS, and other human diseases. Because mutations are rare, they are hard to detect, particularly as they emerge. For most of the...
Raphaël Olive (doctorant au LJP
La larve de poisson-zèbre, animal modèle dans le domaine des neurosciences et des sciences cognitives, présente un comportement riche malgré un nombre de neurones limité (de l'ordre de la centaine de milliers),...
Pierre Mahou (Laser Analytics Group
During this seminar, I will discuss recent advances in nonlinear microscopy aiming at increasing the number of available contrasts and the imaging speed. In particularly, I will present results obtained during my...
Olivier Dauchot (UMR Gulliver / ESPCI)
Collective motion in driven or self-propelled particle systems is a topic of recent interdisciplinary interest. Within physics, following the works of Vicsek et al. and Toner and Tu, most progress was achieved by...
James Hudspeth (Laboratory of Sensory Neuroscience
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Angelo Pierangelo (LPICM
Le 90% des cancers s’origine dans le tissu épithélial qui recouvre la plus part des organes. Le diagnostic précoce du cancer suivi par un acte chirurgical qui permet l’élimination totale de la zone anormale est la...
Simona Cocco (LPS
I will present a simple framework to describe the DNA unzipping, which is the separation of the two DNA complementary strands by a mechanical force. I will describe the experiments and theory of DNA unzipping and...
Anikitos Garofalakis
The potential of small animal photonic imaging has been considerably improved since the development of fluorescence diffuse optical tomography (fDOT) ten years ago. fDOT is a preclinical technique that can...
Marta de Frutos (IBBMC Orsay
Les bactériophages (virus bactériens) sont des assemblages protéiques complexes capables de détourner la machinerie biosynthétique des bactéries afin d’assurer leur multiplication. Dans ce séminaire, j’aborderai...
Lea-Laetitia Pontani (NYU
Emulsion droplets are a versatile system whose interactions can be tuned to mimic cellular functions, such as domain formation, adhesion or hemifusion. For example, immiscible lipids on the surface of emulsion...
