Nelly Henry

Wetting of liquid droplets on living cells.

Specific recognition of macroscopic objects by the cell surface: evidence for a receptor density threshold revealed by micrometric particle binding characteristics.

Molecular bond formation between surfaces: anchoring and shearing effects.

Broad-spectrum biofilm inhibition by a secreted bacterial polysaccharide.

A short-time scale colloidal system reveals early bacterial adhesion dynamics.

Extracellular bacterial pathogen induces host cell surface reorganization to resist shear stress.

T-cell artificial focal triggering tools: linking surface interactions with cell response.

Early T-cell activation biophysics.

Short time-scale bacterial adhesion dynamics.

Force generation upon T cell receptor engagement.

Biomimetic droplets for artificial engagement of living cell surface receptors: the specific case of the T-cell.

Mapping of bacterial biofilm local mechanics by magnetic microparticle actuation.