Collective motor oscillations from calcium feedback in a minimal acto-myosin system in vitro

Our hearing seems to be linked to the ability of hair cells in the inner ear to power mechanical oscillations, but it remains unclear exactly how this works. Using a novel approach, Mathieu Richard aims to create a bio-mechanical model.

How do hair enable us to hear?

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Mathieu
RICHARD

Institution

Institut Curie

Country

France

Nationality

French

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