Eleonora Secchi

bioRheoFlow enables in situ mechanical characterization of biofilms under controlled flow, revealing differences in elastic moduli and nonlinear responses between Pseudomonas putida and Pantoea sp.

The paper uses single-cell techniques to study agr quorum sensing dynamics in Staphylococcus aureus, revealing differences in AIP sensitivity and community interaction patterns across agr-types.

The paper shows how spatial structure in the gut microbiota emerges through bacterial growth in the matrix of gut content.

This study shows biofilm streamers exhibit stress-hardening behavior, with mechanical properties increasing with external stress, driven by extracellular DNA and RNA.