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On the robustness of morphogenesis

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GFSW01 - Form and deformation in solid and fluid mechanics

What sets the size and shape of an organism? How can robust shapes emerge from stochastic cells? We are addressing these questions by combining experimental and theoretical approches. Plants appear as active viscoelastoplastic materials with spatiotemporally variable mechanical properties.

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