Hélène Bouvrais

This paper introduces a noise-adaptive attention mechanism for microtubule segmentation in microscopy images, showing improved performance on synthetic and real datasets.

This study shows that ZYG-8 increases microtubule rigidity, which is essential for proper spindle orientation during C. elegans zygote division, and links microtubule mechanics to spindle positioning.

The paper identifies three archetypes of spindle elongation in C. elegans embryos that capture most inter-individual variability, revealing that only three independent mechanisms drive spindle elongation across conditions.