Delphine Débarre

This study investigates how non-specific adhesion affects the shape and mechanical properties of red blood cells, showing a correlation between adhesion strength and elastic properties.

The paper quantifies optical sectioning in reflection microscopy using patterned illumination techniques, comparing line confocal and structured illumination methods to guide their application in thick sample imaging.

This paper develops methods to control solid-liquid interface microenvironments and study bacterial surface motility using microfluidic flow cells.

This paper introduces two optical sectioning methods for RICM to reduce background noise and improve image quality in complex biological samples.

This study identifies the minimal adhesive strategy of Toxoplasma gondii tachyzoites for high-speed motility using nanoscale imaging and biochemical assays.