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Stéphane BIEDZINSKI
In Biology, structure and function are tightly linked. When considering physical properties of a biological system this link might seem obvious but when it comes to connecting structure to a biological function (like...
Ludovic JAMI
My research focus on complex physics problems for the understanding of organisms' adaptation and the interactions with their environment. In my presentation, I will present briefly works on chemotactic bacteria at...
Laura CANTINI
Single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNAseq) is revolutionizing biology and medicine. The possibility to assess cellular heterogeneity at a previously inaccessible resolution, has profoundly impacted our understanding of...
Joshua Ricouvier
During my PhD at the Microfluidics Laboratory (P. Tabeling, MMN, ESPCI Paris), I focused on the fabrication of disordered photonic materials. Bidisperse emulsions self-assemble on a chip to create hyperuniform...
Mathieu RIVIERE
While plants are sessile organisms, they display an extraordinary variety of movements. The interest of these is two-fold: (i) they rely on a rich diversity of physical mechanisms and (ii) they occur in many...
Julien BOUVARD
The swimming motion of bacteria has recently seen an increasing interest from physicists, utilizing the recent progresses in microscopy and the development of microfluidics to study this interdisciplinary subject. In...
Valentin LAPLAUD
In this talk I will present the two experimental systems that I have develloped during my PhD and postdoc : a magnetic pincher to probe the cortex of living animal cells and a microfluidic chip to study the growth of...
Mathieu Hautefeuille
In this seminar, I will present the past and current work of my team at IBPS, aiming at constructing perfusable microvessels to develop physiologically-relevant tissue microenvironments on chip. First, I will present...
Lucas SIXDENIER
Microemulsions, i.e. dispersions of liquid droplets in another liquid in which they are not soluble, are versatile platforms for the design of functional soft materials, such as encapsulation-and-delivery systems or...
Rémi Monasson
Botlzmann machines were invented 40 years ago and awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics last October. The talk will review the basic principles of these machines, and two recent developments we have done on sampling and...
