Hadrien Oliveri

One night of sleep deprivation reduces spatially patterned human brain clearance: implications for simulated tau propagation

This study shows that sleep deprivation reduces brain clearance rates but preserves their spatial pattern, affecting tau propagation differently in a computational model.

The role of clearance in neurodegenerative diseases

This paper develops a mathematical model to study how brain clearance mechanisms interact with toxic protein progression and aging in neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.

Rheology of growing axons

This study develops a microscopic model to understand the rheological behavior of axons under stretch, showing viscoelastic properties at moderate velocities and failure at higher velocities due to damage.

An optic ray theory for durotactic axon guidance

The paper models axon bundle migration in response to rigidity gradients using optic ray theory, showing behavior analogous to Snell's law and demonstrating guidance by stiffness variations.

A microtubule-mediated mechanical feedback controls leaf blade development in three dimensions

The paper shows that microtubule alignment along mechanical stress patterns in internal walls governs the three-dimensional geometry of thin leaf blades.