Internship and thesis proposals
Electrohydraulic properties of cells and tissues

Domaines
Condensed matter
Biophysics
Soft matter
Physics of living systems

Type of internship
Théorique, numérique
Description
In addition to generating forces and reacting to mechanical cues, cells and tissues are capable of actively transporting fluids and of creating electric currents. The goal of this internship will be to explore these properties. Depending on the student skills and tastes, several directions could be considered: (i) a more numerical approach, to construct cell-based numerical models that include explicitly fluid transport, (ii) a more analytic approach, to develop coarse-grained, continuum models of tissues that include electrohydraulic properties. See pdf for details.

Contact
Charlie Duclut
Laboratory : PCC - UMR 168
Team : Approches physiques de problématiques biologiques
Team Website
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