P. Kollmannsberger

This study identifies stress concentration as a key factor in microtissue detachment from engineered scaffolds and develops a computational model to predict and control this process.

The paper uses single-molecule tracking to show that VSG coat dynamics on trypanosomes are primarily diffusive with a high diffusion coefficient, resolving how the parasite maintains its coat.

The paper evaluates how data transformation and dimension reduction methods affect clustering of transcriptomic data from metastases and primary tumors, finding no strong link between tumor site and cluster formation.

The paper introduces a computational framework to model spatial biological network growth under spatial constraints and demonstrates it using osteocyte networks.

The paper investigates how surface tension influences tissue shape and growth kinetics, showing that even tissues with extracellular matrices can exhibit fluid-like growth behavior.