Finally, our work curvature sensing of Annexin A4 in GPMVs became published in Soft Matter. A great collaboration between theorists and experimentalists. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

BendixLab I could see that nanotube formation depends on the cell line. U2OS cells seem to form particularly large GPMVs, maybe that is connected. PS: The referenced pre-print is quite preliminary and I will post an update on biorxiv next month.

One of the program organizer of the 2021 BPS meeting will be Patricia Bassereau Biophysical Society Biophysical Journal Despite the invisible enemy that locks us down, with such an organizer I am looking forward to an exciting program biophysics.cld.bz/Biophysical-So…

Brilliant work by Roux Lab team that we were very happy to join with our simulations. Nicola De Mitri turned this into an animation. With Buzz Baum's Lab UCL IPLS @MRC_LMCB UNIGE_en .

Interesting virutual conference coming up!

New type of filopodia dynamics revealed in our biorXiv preprint biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Filopodia exhibit true spinning or twisting around their own axis and display beautiful helical coils as predicted by active matter simulations.

Great to see this work finally out. Congratulations!

3- and 4-color scanning FCS to determine higher-order protein interactions and diffusion dynamics in living cells. Also, extending the nice new RICS approaches by Jelle Hendrix to determine the stoichiometry of the ternary influenza A polymerase complex. Feedback is welcome!

Special issue in Soft Matter about remodelling of biomembranes. Free to read all articles until 5th of April!

#EESCellSurface Enjoying a fantastic conference/workshop with many interesting topics focusing on the life at the cell periphery- what a life...Hope this event will be repeated in real life in 2 years.

Check out these new #PhDjobs and #postdocjobs at the #NBI in Copenhagen.

Please check out our new paper on superresolution imaging of the actin cytoskeleton in Embryonic STEM cells Cytoskeleton Meeting: mdpi.com/2073-4409/10/1…

New paper in Nature Communications on how filopodia from many different cell types exhibit fascinating twisting rotations: nature.com/articles/s4146…

Thermoplasmonic rupture of cells cause immediate recruitment of the membrane protein annexin A5. This novel approach brings new insights into annexin A5 contribution to repairing cell membranes! Read the Nanoscale journal family article by @G_MorPes BendixLab 👉 pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Is biology using molecular crowding for bending membranes or no? We have tried to give a balanced and critical review on this matter in a new review published in Biochemical Society Transactions - Ruhoff et al. 2022: portlandpress.com/biochemsoctran…

Who says science has to be all boring graphs and tables? 📊 I’m exhited to share that my illustrations have been featured on the front cover of two scientific journals! For me it doesn’t get much bigger than this 🤩 Huge thanks to my co-authors on these papers ⬇️

Dynamics of influenza spike proteins revealed by a physical method called thermoplasmonics. See our new Nano Letters paper on how virus proteins can be be investigated in hybrid vesicles made from GUVs and plasma membranes from transfected cells. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Our new review on 'Biological Applications on Thermoplasmonics' with a bunch of exciting applications. E.g. a brand new clinical trial has proven extremely promising results for prostate treatment using photo thermal therapy. pubs.acs.org/doi/epdf/10.10…

Our new review on 'Biological Applications on #Thermoplasmonics' with a bunch of exciting applications. E.g. a brand new #clinical #trial has proven extremely promising results for #prostatecancer treatment using #photo #thermal #therapy or #plasmonic heating of #gold #particles

Our new review on @filopodia is out in Trends in Cell biology. It is an easy to read review combining theoretical models with experimental findings. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Please contact me if you need the pdf file. [email protected]