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Nicolas DESPRAT
Surface proteins are essential components of bacteria-environment interactions. Akin to their cytoplasmic counterparts, polar localization of surface proteins is required in many contexts such as cell infection or...
Pascal MARTIN
Wave-like beating of eukaryotic cilia and flagella - threadlike protrusions found in many cells and microorganisms - is a classic example of spontaneous mechanical oscillations in biology. This type of self-organized...
Romain LEROUX
Active-matter droplets: patterns of an active filament by Romain Leroux Known as the cytoskeleton, networks of active biopolymers dynamically shape the cell membrane. Described by active matter physics, the...
Yann-Edwin KETA (Lorentz Institute for Theoretical Physics
Active matter is an umbrella term which applies to a broad range of living and synthetic systems, composed of individual units each capable of consuming energy to perform motion, hence driving the system out of...
Arthur GENTHON
Part 1: Non Equilibrium Transitions in a Template Copying Ensemble The fuel-driven process of replication in living systems generates distributions of copied entities with varying degrees of copying accuracy. Here we...
Daria Bonazzi
Bacterial proliferation often occurs in confined spaces, during biofilm formation, within hostcells, or in specific niches during infection, creating mechanical constraints. We investigated how spatial confinement...
Manuel Beiran Amigo
Establishing links between the connectivity of large neural networks and their emergent function is a major goal of neuroscience. In this talk, I will explain a theory of connectome-constrained neural networks in...
Joël LEMIERE
The size of the nucleus scales robustly with cell size so that the nuclear-to-cell volume ratio (N/C ratio) is typically maintained as a constant in many cell types. Previous studies show that the N/C ratio is not...
