Sophie de Buyl

This paper develops and characterizes an inducible biosensor for arsenic in E. coli using naringenin, showing its tunable response and limitations in dynamic range.

The paper investigates how optimizing information transmission between FGF and ERK signaling in ascidian embryos depends on cell surface contact geometry, finding that optimal contacts align with experimental observations.

The paper develops a mathematical model showing that geometry controls neural-epidermal cell fate in ascidian embryos through ERK signaling and Otx gene expression.

The paper shows stochastic logistic models can reproduce stochastic properties of microbial time series from plankton and the human microbiome.