Mathieu Le Verge Serandour

Postdoctoral researcher at TUM (Germany): biophysics, morphogenesis and memory formation

[Mathieu Le Verge Serandour @matlevser]

Call for participants!
Join us at the ConFlowNet2025 to explore how transport systems, from blood vessels to porous media, self-organize and evolve.
📅 Sept 25-26.2025
📌 Raitenhaslach, Germany
More info: https://t.co/LT38azIsRE
#FlowNetworks #Biophysics #Physics #Conference

[Mathieu Le Verge Serandour @matlevser]

Congratulations Fatemeh!
You deserve it so much and wish you all the best, you'll do fantastic research!

[Fatemeh Mirzapour @FShafiyi]

Thrilled to join TU Darmstadt as an assistant professor in Tissue Biology. This supportive, collaborative, and interdisciplinary environment truly feels like home. Excited to start my group focused on tissue engineering, vascular biology, and organ-on-chip research! #TUDarmstadt

[Lisa Schick @lsck_biophy]

Check out our paper!

[Karen Alim @karen_alim]

Find out how differential growth induced tissue-wide mechanical stresses shape organ growth. Experiment & theory collaboration with @thomas_greb.
https://t.co/lXWwHrDfrA

[Mazi Jalaal @maziyarj]

Our article on Mathematical Billiard with Spatial Memory is now out @PhysRevLett

https://t.co/8KzLxYys8V

Here is a short thread 🧵on what we have done.
Might be of your interest if you like active matter, memory, topology, chaos, etc. or simply mathematical games 👾

[Karen Alim @karen_alim]

We discovered that size-dependent self-avoidance allows macroscopic unicellular to migrate superdiffusively, known as successful foraging strategy in higher life forms. @PNASNews https://t.co/4QVBj4WnhJ a🧵

[ABoutillon @a_boutillon]

Six monthes ago, I was invited by the French Academy of Sciences to present my PhD work, considered a Major Scientific Breakthrough in Biology. Today I'm publishing a mini-review of that work. Click here to find out more about collective cell migration!👇
https://t.co/3RySx8kAfr

[Turlier lab @virtual_embryo]

Our approach to infer forces from 3D fluorescence microscopy is published in Nature Methods !
https://t.co/L5qNsO5KhT
Congrats to all authors @SachaIchbiah @RDumollard @Alex_Mc_Dougall @HerveTurlier
Simply type pip install foambryo to try
And stay tuned...
@CirbCdf @CNRSbiologie

[Sacha Ichbiah @sachaicb]

Measuring 3D forces in early embryos at scale is now possible! Thrilled to share that my PhD paper has been published in @naturemethods. Huge congrats and thanks to my coauthors @RDumollard, @Alex_Mc_Dougall, @HerveTurlier for their incredible contributions!

[Mazi Jalaal @maziyarj]

Bioluminescent Materials Coming to Reality! 🎉

It was a fantastic experience to be part of this collaboration with @ChenghaiLi3, @ShengqiangCai, @nicoschramma, Zijun Wang, Nada Qari, and
Michael Latz.

The article is now out: https://t.co/uVqzgRQszF

[Karen Alim @karen_alim]

Fully funded #PhD position in Biological Physics @TU_Munich. Uncover how flows transport and process information to solve complex tasks working with Physarum or synthetic flow networks. #PhDposition #academichobs https://t.co/wTnoBLpvRT

[Mathieu Le Verge Serandour @matlevser]

This review was a huge challenge to choose among the numerous aspects of Physarum polycephalum's studies, but it was incredibly fruitful! Thank you to the incredible team at @karen_alim for their advice and feedback!

[Mathieu Le Verge Serandour @matlevser]

What are the physical mechanisms behind the cell mechanics or behavior of Physarum polycephalum?
Our review explores the physical aspects of this fascinating unicellular, from cell and fluid mechanics to network properties and behavior.
https://t.co/UcF8vuH4pz

[Mathieu Le Verge Serandour @matlevser]

Physarum can solve many problems, but its simple network form contrasts with such complexity. We review the mechanisms of the emergence of complex behavior by conceptualizing memory, decision-making, and learning to understand the emergence of behavior in living systems.

[Karen Alim @karen_alim]

Published in eLife now https://t.co/D3cS47YyBw with an enjoyable read of an insight article by Tom Shimizu, @KiersToby and Howard Stone https://t.co/UTV70hyJy6.

[Karen Alim @karen_alim]

Cool documentary showing our labs. "Schlaue Tiere - verblüffte Forscher" https://t.co/QbrhmUtBaW, trailer: https://t.co/1FZDIYpGoh Thanks to @AdrianBuchl!