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AXEL BUGUIN

Biology-inspired Physics at MesoScales

Our research focuses primarily on the study of populations of interacting cells using physics concepts and techniques.

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PASCAL SILBERZAN

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ISABELLE BONNET

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QUENTIN CHABOCHE

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2022

Chiral Edge Current in Nematic Cell Monolayers
Physical Review X

V. Yashunsky, D. J. G. Pearce, C. Blanch-Mercader, F. Ascione, P. Silberzan, L. Giomi
(2022 14 Nov)
2019

Local light-activation of the Src oncoprotein in an epithelial monolayer promotes collective extrusion
Communications Physics

Sarah Moitrier, Nastassia Pricoupenko, Adèle Kerjouan, Christiane Oddou, Olivier Destaing, Aude Battistella, Pascal Silberzan, Isabelle Bonnet
(2019 01 Dec)
2018

Spontaneous shear flow in confined cellular nematics
Nature Physics

G. Duclos, C. Blanch-Mercader, V. Yashunsky, G. Salbreux, J.-F. Joanny, J. Prost, P. Silberzan
(2018 01 Jul)
2017

Collective cell migration: a physics perspective
Reports on Progress in Physics

Vincent Hakim, Pascal Silberzan
(2017 01 Jul)
2017

Topological defects in confined populations of spindle-shaped cells
Nature Physics

Guillaume Duclos, Christoph Erlenkämper, Jean-François Joanny, Pascal Silberzan
(2017 01 Jan)

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Cell currents triggered by left-right asymmetry

Fibrosarcoma cells organize themselves close to a physical border in order to move collectively along it. This surprising discovery from the team of Pascal Silberzan, Biology-Inspired Physics at Mesoscales (CNRS UMR168 / Sorbonne University) at Institut Curie has earned him a publication in the prestigious journal Physical Review X.

09/12/2022

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