Elsa Neubert

The paper uses FLIM to map membrane tension changes during neutrophil NETosis, finding transient increases followed by decreases and spatial heterogeneity.

This paper presents a framework to optimize agent-based models using spatial data by comparing imaging data and model outputs in a shared latent space, showing improved reproduction of spatial features.

The paper shows human neutrophils take up and release catecholamines like dopamine and epinephrine, similar to neurons, and identifies a neutrophil-platelet feedback loop involved in inflammation and coagulation.