
Tom Golde
@tom_golde
biophysics. post-doc @XavierTrepat . chaser of plastic discs.
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08-09-2020 15:06:17
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New paper out! We studied collective durotaxis as a 3D active wetting phenomenon. nature.com/articles/s4156… Nature Physics IBEC Universitat de Barcelona @CIBERBBN ICREA Community 🧵👇


It’s done, my first-ever paper was published in Nature Communications ! #PhDlife #biophysics nature.com/articles/s4146… In it, we combined #optogenetics and #TissueEng to explore tissue rheology. Let me walk you through it… ⤵️

Finally made it to Dresden after several cancelled flights for #DPG #SKM23 with Nimesh Chahare . No we have to find a way to get to the TU. Can someone pick us up at the Neustadt?!


Super thrilled to share my first postdoc paper in Kowalczyk Lab lab! And I'd be lying if I said I wasn't just as thrilled about getting the cover! I'd like to thank our excellent team: Will Giang 🔬 Stahley Lab AIC at Janelia COSEM Coryn Hoffman, Wayne Vogl... (see🧵below:)

I present: My first published contribution as a postdoc in the Xavier Trepat lab. Great work that was mainly done by Ariadna Marin-Llauradó and Sohan Kale

Happy that my Postdoc work is now published in Nature Materials🎉 My journey started at Pere Roca-Cusachs Lab IBEC, with a simple question: Does the type of #ECM affect rigidity sensing? Short answer: YES! Here's how:🧵 nature.com/articles/s4156… #Mechanosensing #Cytoskeleton

Late to the party, but this summer we published a theory paper about intermediate filament bundle formation based on my experiments with stretching epithelial monolayers. Find the synopsis here: physics-aps-org.sire.ub.edu/articles/v16/s… Full paper: journals-aps-org.sire.ub.edu/prl/abstract/1…

I made a thread about intermediate filaments and #EpithelialMechanics for the epithelial mechanics fan club



What are lumens and how do forces control tissue form and fate through lumen size? Join me, Dhiraj Indana, in this short thread to explore this question through some fascinating papers.


What are the timescales of mechanotransduction? Does it cease iimediately once force transmission stops? In a great collaboration with the labs of ShenoyLab, Anseth Group, Ivaska Lab, Xavier Trepat, and Gerhard Wiche, Amy showed that it does not.




How can we use cell shapes and geometry to study mechanics of tissues? I'm @juliaeckert.bsky.social and with this thread I would like to show you the secrets of cells and tissues. Let’s connect biology with a little bit of physics. Don't be scared and get inspired 😀. #EpithelialMechanics


