Publications

Classified by research interests :

• Molecular principles of actin cytoskeleton organization :

  1. Tropomyosin and actin biophysical proprieties drive appropriate binding and protein segregation
     A. Antkowiak, T. Le Goff, A. Guillotin and A. Michelot
     Shortly submitted
  2. The range of cooperativity modulates actin binding protein cluster size, density and dynamics
     T. Le Goff and A. Michelot
     Shortly submitted

• Continuous modeling of actin cytoskeleton :

  1. Actomyosin contraction induces in-bulk motility of cells and droplets[Biophys. J., ArXiv]
     T. Le Goff, B. Liebchen and D. Marenduzzo
     Biophysical Journal (2020)
  2. Pattern formation in polymerizing actin flocks: Spirals, spots, and waves without nonlinear chemistry[PRL, ArXiv]
     T. Le Goff, B. Liebchen and D. Marenduzzo
     Physical Review Letters 117 (23), 238002 (2016)

• Dynamics of confined lipid membranes :

  1. Shear dynamics of confined membranes[Soft Matter]
     T. Le Goff, T.B.T. To and O. Pierre-Louis
     Soft Matter, Advance Article (2021).
  2. Adhesion dynamics of confined membranes[Soft Matter, ArXiv]
     T.B.T. To, T. Le Goff and O. Pierre-Louis
     Soft Matter 14, 8552 (2018).
  3. Thixotropy and shear thinning of lubricated contacts with confined membranes[EPJE]
     T. Le Goff, T.B.T. To and O. Pierre-Louis
     The European Physical Journal E 40 (4), 44 (2017)
  4. Transition to coarsening for confined one-dimensional interfaces with bending rigidity[PRE, ArXiv]
     T. Le Goff, P. Politi and O. Pierre-Louis
     Physical Review E 92 (2), 022918 (2015)
  5. Kink dynamics with oscillating forces[JStatMech, ArXiv]
     T. Le Goff, O. Pierre-Louis and P. Politi
     Journal of Statistical Mechanics : Theory and Experiments P08004 (2015)
  6. Frozen states and order-disorder transition in the dynamics of confined membranes[PRE, ArXiv]
     T. Le Goff, P. Politi and O. Pierre-Louis
     Physical Review E 90 (3), 032114 (2014)

• Thesis manuscript :

  1. Nonlinear and out-of-equilibrium dynamics of confined lipid membranes [HAL] (in French)
     T. Le Goff