Adrien Méry

Tissue engineering using mechanics🧫🔬• PostDoc @EPFL.

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

It’s done, my first-ever paper was published in @NatureComms ! #PhDlife #biophysics
https://t.co/kfnFmCOsDd
In it, we combined #optogenetics and #TissueEng to explore tissue rheology. Let me walk you through it… ⤵️

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

Congrats Arthur!

[Campàs Lab @CampasLab]

Arthur @a_boutillon came back to the lab from the EMBO meeting Mechanics of Life @embl with a poster award 😃 Bravo Arthur! 👏🏻 Knowing the awesome posters at the meeting, you should be proud! #EESMechanobiology

[Raimon Sunyer @RaimonSunyer]

Just wrapped up the #CellMech2023 meeting. It was a great experience. Here are some highlights from the talks I attended. Apologies for not adding them all 👇

1/n 🧵

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

@ArturRuppel93 @MisiakVladimir and actually anybody interested in #epithelialMechanics, you might like it.

[epithelial mechanics fan club @EpiMechFC]

📚 Welcome to the Epithelial Mechanics Fan Club! 🌟

We're all about sharing research papers and threads. If you'd like to contribute, please send DM us! 💬

Our goal is to build a community that fosters knowledge sharing.

Explore our previous 🧵 here 👇

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

@fourras @HazizaEmma J'y croyais pas non plus au début, mais si on suit les liens on tombe in fine sur 2 études sérieuses publiées par des géologues. L'eau pompée en profondeur se retrouve dans les océans, changeant la répartition de la masse

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

Travailler au CNRS, avantages : emploi à vie garanti (sauf peut-être en cas de meurtre avéré d'un collègue ?), impunité pendant 8 ans en cas de faute grave. Inconvénient : les collègues sont potentiellement des "harceleurs" (pour rester gentil...).

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

My paper featured in the @NatureComms "From molecules and cells to organisms" Editor's Highlights page ! 🥳 https://t.co/K76qIFSg61

[Alicia Kowaltowski @AJKowaltowski]

Email I sent in response to @NatureComms´s request for me to act as a reviewer today (part 1 of 2).

#OpenAccess isn´t open if those of us in developing countries are economically excluded from publishing equitably.

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

@magicianscard Just realizing now, that's pretty much my job doing research🤪I don't need the extra cash for that ! But I would use it to master every activity I love but don't have time and money for: paragliding, diving, sailing, carpentry... Outdoor in summer and microscopy during winter!😊

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

@magicianscard That actually seems like the best plan ever. I believe myrmecology is rad...

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

@somanna_v2 @liphy_lab Thank you very much Som! 😁

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

And not to forget of course, many thanks to @LeioValon and @mcoppey who created and gifted us the optogenetic fibroblast cell lines in the first place!

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

It’s done, my first-ever paper was published in @NatureComms ! #PhDlife #biophysics
https://t.co/kfnFmCOsDd
In it, we combined #optogenetics and #TissueEng to explore tissue rheology. Let me walk you through it… ⤵️

[Adrien Méry @mery_adrien]

This publication was the results of my #PhD work, but nothing would have been possible without the support of my team in @liphy_lab : my supervisors Thomas Boudou and Martial Balland, Giovanni Capello and Jean Revilloud, and of course my colleague and friend @ArturRuppel93 😊