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Excited to release our latest work, led by Alejandro Martínez Calvo along with Ned Wingreen: doi.org/10.1101/2023.0…! Here, we study how interactions with phages—viruses that infect bacteria—influence the spatial organization of a bacterial population. 🦠⚡️☠️ Tweetorial follows... [1/8]

Excited to share our recent work on bacteria-phage interactions!🦠💀It is fascinating how interactions with phages can dramatically alter the spatial organization of bacterial populations. As always, it is a great pleasure to work with Ned Wingreen and Datta Lab.

🦠🤯I am SO EXCITED to share this wonderful and really fun collaboration with an amazing team, Alejandro Martínez Calvo, Hyunseok Lee, Jeff Gore, Ned Wingreen and Datta Lab. Excellent tweetorial by Datta Lab

It was a pleasure talking about cancer cell motility🔬and my scientific journey today at Princeton University Biological Sciences Society 👩🏼‍🔬👩🏻‍🎤

How beautiful it is to go to a museum and find this stunning lung artwork! 🫁 #KitPaulson

Wishing you and yours happy and healthy holidays, from Princeton University Engineering. Thanks to Carolina Trenado Yuste and Alejandro Martinez-Calvo, working in Datta Lab, for letting us film their culture of blue-green algae for this video. The bright green color is chlorophyll.

So pleased to announce that the first chunk of my graduate work is out now in Developmental Cell 🫁🐭🔬 here we investigated the role of the planar cell polarity complex in lung sacculation, identifying a PCP-independent role for Vangl in the pulmonary mesenchyme authors.elsevier.com/c/1isRC5Sx5gxk…

In this Developmental Cell study, Drs. Sarah Paramore, PhD, Carolina Trenado, Tissue Morphodynamics Group, Danelle Devenport, & team show that Vangl1/2 is required in the lung mesenchyme for sacculation. 💬 More here: bit.ly/43OirgB

🙏RT! Funded postdoc in our group Cornell University Cornell Engineering on biophysics of cell size evolution in collaboration with Marco Fumasoni @IGCiencia at the intersection of Soft Matter and Cell Biology. Reach out! APS Division of Biological Physics APS DSOFT American Society for Cell Biology ASM HFSP shorturl.at/artKL

This criterion quantitatively captures all the experimental data [state diagram below]. Thus, not only does our work reveal a pivotal role of polymers in shaping bacterial life—it also yields a simple biophysical rule to predict & control this form of colony morphogenesis! [9/10]

👇This was a really wonderful CPBF/ITS@CUNY symposium!🦠Many thanks to the speakers Rohwer Lab SDSU, Ami Bhatt, and Nuno Oliveira; and Princeton colleagues Ahmed Al Harraq, Carolina Trenado, and Ned Wingreen for co-organizing!

Check out this amazing news piece from Princeton MolBio about our work in Dev. Cell! 📷🫁🐭 Link Cell Press: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Many Princeton University folks are @ #MBLPhysiology Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) this summer! Including Phys co-Dir &PU alum Gladfelter Lab & Omenn-Darling Bioengineering Institute buddies Datta Lab Daniel J. Cohen (CohenLab at Princeton) Jerelle A Joseph Sabine Petry Carolina Trenado Alejandro Martínez Calvo Sebastian Gonzalez La Corte Nima Jaberi Evangelos Gatzogiannis yoonji kim Ushnish Rana

📢Excited to share our latest work Nature Communications: doi.org/10.1038/s41467…. Here, we show that minimal elastohydrodynamic networks can exhibit rich, emergent collective phenomena, such as memory effects! We term this element a 'fluidic memristor' (tweetorial below).

Getting to be a part of the Physiology course as a faculty instructor (along with the amazing Alejandro Martínez Calvo Carolina Trenado Sebastian Gonzalez La Corte as TAs) was a real treat! It was intense, exciting, and inspiring. Thank you to brangwynnelab and Gladfelter Lab for your amazing leadership.

Last but not least, Carolina Trenado and Maryam Kohram will share their latest breakthroughs in predicting cancer cell behavior #BMES2024. Hope to see you there!

This is (some of) us at #BMES2024. A mathematician, several physicists, chemical engineers, mechanical engineers, bioengineers, biologists, and a music major! Embracing multidisciplinary research. ❤️🫁🐭🐓🦎🦀 Princeton Engineering Biomedical Engineering Society

It was a great pleasure to present some recent work and personal stories on how I got introduced to the field of biophysics. so excited to be a part of the UCSD biophysics community.

Unexpectedly running into Carolina Trenado Alejandro Martínez Calvo yet again, great catching up! Hongbo Zhao

Excited to release our latest work, led by Alejandro Martínez Calvo: arxiv.org/abs/2411.14636! Here, we characterize the rich dynamics of surface-attached "active drops", and develop principles to predict & control their shape and motion (morphodynamics). 💧🦠 Tweetorial follows... [1/6]