Rhian F. Walther

This paper shows that the developing Drosophila eye functions as a natural metamaterial that programs 3D curvature through a supracellular triangular mesh pattern.

This paper introduces a DNA-PAINT system with optical photon reassignment on a spinning disk confocal to achieve high-resolution imaging in thick samples and large fields of view.

The paper identifies a Dystroglycan-Laminin-Integrin axis that directs cell basal geometry remodeling in the developing Drosophila retina by patterning the basement membrane.

The paper investigates how myosin II dynamics and mechanical properties influence cell shape changes and biomechanical coupling during retinal lens development in Drosophila.

The paper shows that Notch signaling and external forces, not Myosin-II, drive slow cell intercalation in Drosophila retinal glial-like cone cells.

This study shows Cdc42 coordinates Par-complex assembly and Crumbs recruitment via Par6-aPKC to promote epithelial morphogenesis in Drosophila cells.