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15th November 2023

GNeuS project – Call n. 3 for 19 postdoc positions

Research with neutrons, with its interdisciplinary approach, is indispensable for modern... (Read more)

11th July 2023

SoftComp webinar programme – 1st event on 13.07.2023 at 14:00

Novel experiment opens up possibility of studying collective dynamics providing insight for better drug... (Read more)

18th October 2022

Investigating protein solution dynamics using XPCS at an XFEL

Novel experiment opens up possibility of studying collective dynamics providing insight for better drug... (Read more)

11th March 2022

Figure 2: Membrane deformations induced by actin assembly. A membrane bilayer (pink) constituting an initially spherical liposome is deformed through the growth of a branched actin network (blue marks the colour of the end of actin filaments) at its surface. Spikes (inward) and tubes (outward) are formed during this process. Note that compared to the cell geometry, the geometry here is inside out, as the ingredients of the cytoskeleton are outside the liposome. Bar 5 μm. Copyright: Cécile Sykes, CNRS

11th March 2022

How Active Biopolymer Networks Shape the Cell Membrane

Experiments on active deformations of a cell membrane by an actin assembly may inspire new materials and approaches. Cécile Sykes from the Laboratoire de Physique de l‘Ecole Normale Supérieure reports on results raising... (Read more)

GNeuS project – Call n. 3 for 19 postdoc positions

SoftComp webinar programme – 1st event on 13.07.2023 at 14:00

Investigating protein solution dynamics using XPCS at an XFEL

How Active Biopolymer Networks Shape the Cell Membrane

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