I am moving over to Bluesky, this was long overdue. Now is the time. You can find me here: @thomaslecuit.bsky.social.I will continue to poste here in duplicate for a little while until all is transferred over there.

RT @Mattia__Serra: 📣 New preprint alert! We developed a framework to uncover Coherent Structures in flows on dynamic surfaces—revealing dyn….

RT @SantosLaB8: It is with my heart broken that I share that Philippe Bastiaens, Max Plank Director and my PhD advisor has passed away 💔. P….

RT @kvijayraghavan: Professor Ben-Zion "Benny" Shilo (1951-2025).A deep scientist and a radiator of warmth and empathy. An observer of Indi….

This was my last scientific message sent from this platform in parallel with🦋. I will close this account in a few days. From this day on, you can follow me only on 🦋 @thomaslecuit.bsky.social. Happy holidays! 🍾

⬇️ link to pdf & video of last course @cdf1530 on biological information, devoted to cellular learning & memory. Learnability manifests across scales from molecules to networks, structures and whole cells. Much to think further about. Enjoy!.

Great time after last course @cdf1530 today in company of Aleks Walczak, Vincent Hakim, François Schweisguth, Jacques Prost and Pierre Sens 🤩. This series of courses on information was an amazing (&exhausting) experience. 16th May, Symposium at CdF on information processing.

See ⬇️ link to pdf/video of lecture @cdf1530 on Structural & geometric information 🤩. An opportunity to broaden the concept of heredity beyond genomes. Tomorrow, last lecture of this year on Biological information, devoted to Memory & learning in cells.

⬇️ link to pdf/video of 4th lecture @cdf1530 😊: "Encoding, decoding and representations of Time". I discuss global & local tuning of biological timescales. Information decoded from dynamics can be quantified & is rich. Ex in vitro and in vivo. Enjoy!.

RT @EMBO: 27 life scientists have been selected as the newest members of the EMBO Young Investigator Programme. Congratulations and welcome….

Happy to share link to pdf/video of lecture @cdf1530 on Encoding, decoding & representations of space. I present how length scales are defined in biol., Shannon information theory, positional information & patterning in guided/self-organised systems. Enjoy.

On my day to Paris, the foot steps of the Alps are beautiful 🤩. Tomorrow’s lecture at College de France will be on « encoding, decoding and representations of space ». Stay tuned.

Reading this fabulous, autobiographical article by John Hopfield « Now what? » on finding a good research problem. I think this is a must read. I note the importance of teaching and serendipity.

Happy to share link to video & pdf of 2nd lecture @cdf1530 on biological information. I present & discuss general properties of Biological Codes (genetic, transcriptional, signalling and adhesion codes) dealing with balance btw diversity & specificity.

RT @StephenQuake: In @CellCellPress, I share a major conceptual challenge for biology in the next decade, inspired by Crick’s Central Dogma….

RT @centuri_ls: Rewind: Physics of Living Matter 2024 🔬. If you missed any of the highlights from Physics of Living Matter 2024, our Rewind….

Here is the link to video of introduction course @cdf1530 on biological information. A historical perspective on representations of the genome, highlighting contributions of von Neumann, Jacob&Monod, Waddington, Alberch etc. Video (french)+pdf (english):.

It was wonderful to host Jürgen Knoblich @IBDMmarseille and @centuri_ls today 🤩. A great illustration of how organoids pave the way for a deeper understanding of human development and physiology. Lovely dinner with Sham Tlili, @SchnorrerL and @blibep yesterday.

On my way back to Marseille after giving my 1st new lecture ⁦@cdf1530⁩ this morning on Biological information. It was great to be back! Video and pdf available in 2 days. Stay tuned. Paris was beautiful, La Sorbonne glowing at night and Notre-Dame almost fully recovered 🤩

RT @Hallou_Lab: Rain or shine, Marseille has the best sunsets 🤩☀️! Thank you @paulvilloutreix & Robert G. Kelly for hosting my recent visit….