Irène Nagle

This study shows that arterial shear rates influence blood clot structure, composition, and mechanical properties, with higher shear rates leading to stiffer, platelet-rich clots.

This study shows that mechanical stretching of C2C12 myoblasts leads to 3D tissue formation and muscle differentiation, with surface regions showing increased differentiation activity.

This study shows invasive cancer cells alter collagen network mechanics through volume exclusion, adhesion, and contractility, leading to softening and suppression of stress-stiffening.