Cellular Sensing and Signaling I
FOCUS · MAR-F61 · ID: MAR-F61
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When cells think
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Andrew Mugler
- University of Pittsburgh
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Andrew Mugler
- University of Pittsburgh
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E. coli chemosensing accuracy is not limited by stochastic molecule arrivals
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Publication: https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.07264
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Henry Mattingly
- Flatiron Institute
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Henry Mattingly
- Flatiron Institute
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Keita Kamino
- Academia Sinica
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Jude Ong
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Rafaela Kottou
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Thierry Emonet
- Yale University
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Benjamin Machta
- Yale University
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To steer or not to steer? Information-limited navigation selects discrete jumps
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Jose Betancourt
- Yale University
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Jose Betancourt
- Yale University
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Matthew Leighton
- Yale University
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Benjamin Machta
- Yale University
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Michael Abbott
- Yale University
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Anomalous Transport Reshapes the Berg–Purcell Limit of Concentration Sensing Accuracy
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Ketevan Danelia
- Emory University
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Ketevan Danelia
- Emory University
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Sean Ridout
- Emory University
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Ilya Nemenman
- Emory University
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Physical Neural Nets Model for Eukaryotic Receptor Signaling
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Jeremy Barrios
- Yale University
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Jeremy Barrios
- Yale University
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Purushottam Dixit
- Yale University
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How promoters optimally encode transcription factor concentrations under time and physics constraints
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Publication: Tohme, T., Vergassola, M., Mora, T., Walczak, A. M. Fast decisions with biophysically constrained gene
promoter architectures. arXiv:2507.03720 (2025)Presenters
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Tarek Tohme
- Lab de Phys ENS
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Tarek Tohme
- Lab de Phys ENS
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Massimo Vergassola
- CNRS
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Thierry Mora
- Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS)
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Aleksandra Walczak
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Selfish bioengineering: How bacterial biofilms collectively defend public goods
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Merrill Asp
- Yale University
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Merrill Asp
- Yale University
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Jung-Shen Benny Tai
- Yale University
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Jingcheng Tan
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Jing Yan
- Yale University
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Spatial Gradient Sensing in Chemotaxis: Experimental Observables and Fluid Effects
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Nicholas Licata
- University of Michigan - Dearborn
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Nicholas Licata
- University of Michigan - Dearborn
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Noisy adaptation enhances bacterial exploration
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Fotios Avgidis
- Yale University
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Fotios Avgidis
- Yale University
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Thierry Emonet
- Yale University
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Functional specialization and spontaneous oscillations in the chemotaxis system of Escherichia coli
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Chin Yuan Ong
- Yale University
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Chin Yuan Ong
- Yale University
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Jeremy Moore
- Yale University
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Swayamshree Patra
- Yale University
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Thierry Emonet
- Yale University
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Fractal Microvasculature for Quantitative Studies of Tumor Response to Oxygen
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Shengkai Li
- Princeton University
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Shengkai Li
- Princeton University
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Trung Phan
- Claremont Colleges (Scripps and Pitzer)
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Robert Austin
- Princeton University
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Collective is different: Information exchange and speed-accuracy trade-offs in self-organized patterning
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Publication: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.01397
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Ashutosh Tripathi
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Ashutosh Tripathi
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Jorn Dunkel
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Dominic Skinner
- Flatiron Institute
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