Z. Ben Meriem

This study characterizes the mechanical properties of Hydra vulgaris tissue spheres using microaspiration and simulations, revealing three distinct mechanical behaviors during regeneration.

This paper introduces a microfluidic device that enables controlled mechanical and chemical environments for studying biological samples, showing that confined growth increases macromolecular crowding.

This study isolates persisters using cephalexin-induced filamentation and shows that persister awakening is stochastic at the single-cell level.