Author: Preeti Sahu
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Congratulations, Dr. Sahu!
Congratulations to Dr. Preeti Sahu, who successfully defended her thesis entitled, “Fluidization and Segregation in Confluent Models for Biological Tissues” on August 4th!
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Manuscript on small-scale demixing in confluent biological tissues appears in Soft Matter
Our paper, “Small-scale demixing in confluent biological tissues” just appeared in Soft Matter. Preeti Sahu, Daniel M. Sussman, Matthias Rübsam, Aaron F. Mertz, Valerie Horsley, Eric R. Dufresne, Carien M. Niessen, M. Cristina Marchetti, M. Lisa Manning and J. M. Schwarz Surface tension governed by differential adhesion can drive fluid particle mixtures to sort into separate…
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Manuscript on non-linear response of ordered biological tissues appears in Soft Matter
Our paper, “Linear and nonlinear mechanical responses can be quite different in models for biological tissues” just appeared in Soft Matter. Preeti Sahu*, Janice Kang*, Gonca Erdemci-Tandogan and M. Lisa Manning The fluidity of biological tissues – whether cells can change neighbors and rearrange – is important for their function. In traditional materials, researchers have used…
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Manuscript on T1 rearrangements in ordered tissues posted on ArXiv
Work done by undergraduate SBI REU student Janice Kang and her graduate mentor Preeti Sahu on quantifying the nature of the rigidity transition in models for ordered biological tissues – ‘Non-linear analysis of the fluid-solid transition in a model for ordered biological tissues’ by Preeti Sahu, Janice Kang, Gonca Erdemci-Tandogan and M. Lisa Manning is now posted…
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Preeti Sahu gives an invited talk at APS March meeting 2019
An abstract for contributed talk on work done by Preeti Sahu, Janice Kang, Gonca Erdemci-Tandogan, and Lisa Manning on understanding “the nature of the rigidity transition in models for ordered biological tissues” got upgraded to an invited talk for the session “Statistical Physics of Large Populations of Cells: from Microbes to Tissues II” in APS March meeting 2019.…