P. R. ten Wolde

The paper shows that cellular networks can approach predictive information bounds for specific signal types but face trade-offs between information gain and cost, with implications for bacterial chemotaxis.

This paper develops a mathematical model showing that coupled titration and activation mechanisms of DnaA ensure robust replication initiation in E. coli across all growth rates.

This paper shows that passive cross-linkers between actin and growing microtubules generate forces that transport actin filaments, revealing a new mechanism for actin remodeling.

The paper measures crosslinker unbinding rates in actin networks using rheology and FRAP, finding a discrepancy between the two methods and attributing it to the mechanical properties of biopolymers.