Takuji Ishikawa

Tohoku University

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Takeshi Itabashi

Yamaguchi University

Katsutoshi Mizuno

Assistant Professor

University of Fukui

Douglas Brumley

Lecturer in Applied Mathematics

University of Melbourne

Frederic Moisy

Université Paris-Saclay

Takanobu A Katoh

Assistant Prof.

The Univeristy of Tokyo

Keiko Numayama-Tsuruta

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Tohoku University

Hélène de Maleprade

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Sorbonne Université

Takuji Ishikawa

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Takeshi Itabashi

Katsutoshi Mizuno

Douglas Brumley

Frederic Moisy

Takanobu A Katoh

Keiko Numayama-Tsuruta

Hélène de Maleprade

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Takuji Ishikawa

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Fluid Dynamics of Squirmers and Ciliated Microorganisms

Immotile cilia mechanically sense the direction of fluid flow for left-right determination

Computational Fluid Dynamics of Swimming Microorganisms

High shear flow prevents bundling of bacterial flagella and induces lateral migration away from a wall

Flow-induced diffusion in a packed lattice of squirmers

Instability of an active fluid jet

Bacterial behaviors in confined diorama environments

Lubrication theory and boundary element hybrid method for calculating hydrodynamic forces between particles in near contact

Rheology of a concentrated suspension of spherical squirmers: monolayer in simple shear flow

Rheotaxis and migration of an unsteady microswimmer

Impact of rheological properties on bacterial streamer formation

Motility and phototaxis of Gonium , the simplest differentiated colonial alga

Mechanical roles of anterograde and retrograde intestinal peristalses after feeding in a larval fish (Danio rerio)

Bacterial biomechanicsFrom individual behaviors to biofilm and the gut flora

Swimming microorganisms acquire optimal efficiency with multiple cilia

Active droplet driven by a collective motion of enclosed microswimmers

Cilia and centrosomes: Ultrastructural and mechanical perspectives

Harnessing random low Reynolds number flow for net migration

Hydrodynamic interaction of two deformable torque swimmers

Rheology of a dilute suspension of deformable microswimmers

Shape matters: Entrapment of a model ciliate at interfaces

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Takeshi Itabashi

Katsutoshi Mizuno

Douglas Brumley

Frederic Moisy

Takanobu A Katoh

Keiko Numayama-Tsuruta

Hélène de Maleprade

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Bacterial biomechanicsFrom individual behaviors to biofilm and the gut flora