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The aim of the Physics Inspired Machine Learning (PhIMal) Lab is to use tools from data-science and machine learning to leverage the discovery of physical models from experimental biophysical data. Our team is based at CRI Research in Paris.

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First paper on model selection with neural networks is out on arXiv,

and an example of the method is described in this blog

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Other news:

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Polymerization drives membrane deformation published in Nature Physics:

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Buckling and wrinkling of actin coated vesicles

published in Soft Matter

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Mechanics and growth act together to form localized structures in elastic struts Proc. Roy. Soc. A

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Myosin 1b forces regulate actin depolymerization

Nature Comm.

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Rémy Kusters

CRI Research

8bis Charles V 75004 Paris

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