Charlie Duclut

The paper investigates the role of osmotic pressure and mechanical stresses in blastocyst expansion using mouse embryos and finds that osmotic pressure differences dominate over mechanical stresses.

The paper shows that confined actomyosin networks generate self-centering steady-state flows that organize cellular debris into a central inclusion.

The paper identifies injury-induced electrochemical coupling between tissue depolarization and intracellular signaling as essential for organ regeneration in zebrafish.

This study demonstrates that epithelial tissue homeostasis is maintained through active trans-epithelial fluid flow, not cell contractility, using an in vitro model of micro-sized hydrogel spheres.

The paper shows active cellular behaviors drive 3D shape changes in Drosophila wing disc pouch through spontaneous strains, validated by MyoVI knockdown.

The paper investigates the role of core PCP mutations in Drosophila pupal wing morphogenesis and finds they do not affect tissue shape changes but influence fast mechanical responses.