Health

    Chronic & Non Communicable Diseases

    Artificial Intelligence & Emerging Technologies

Ph.D

France

2010.09.30

Study of endocytosis mechanisms on an experimental system that mimics a cell

How do cells move and change shape? Joël Lemière aims to understand cell behavior using a biomimetic system that artificially reproduces cell movement under controlled conditions. His results could be helpful in treating metastatic cancer.

The mechanisms of movement

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Joël
LEMIERE

Institution

Institut Curie

Country

France

Nationality

French

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