Calina Copos

The paper develops a hybrid agent-based model to simulate limb blastema formation, identifying epithelial softening and Wnt signaling as key factors in regeneration.

This study identifies two distinct motility modes in cell pairs using a biophysical model, showing differences between amoeboid and mesenchymal cell types.

This study shows that galvanotactic directionality of cell groups depends on group size and internal cell signaling, with small PI3K-inhibited groups moving to the anode and larger ones to the cathode.

The paper develops a model showing asymmetric regulation across cell-cell junctions is necessary for coordinated collective cell polarization.