Martine Ben Amar

The paper models how cancer-associated fibroblasts in lung tumors create barriers that exclude T-cells, affecting tumor growth and immune response outcomes.

The paper investigates how physical forces from actomyosin networks and muscles drive C. elegans embryonic elongation and bending during development.

This paper applies Onsager's variational principle to model proliferating biological tissues, considering activity and anisotropy, and derives coupled partial differential equations for growth and chemical interactions.

The paper investigates how cyclic muscle contractions and actomyosin networks contribute to embryonic elongation in C. elegans using a theoretical model and finite elasticity analysis.

This study investigates how stiffness and force anisotropies contribute to embryonic elongation in C. elegans using experimental and modeling approaches.