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Bacteria Hanging by a Thread

March Meeting 2010

Pathogenic bacteria form suspended thread-like biofilms during flow


Abstract

H10.00008: "Curved microchannels and bacterial streamers"

Presented Tuesday March 16, 2010

Roberto Rusconi
Sigolene Lecuyer

Harvard University
Cambridge, Massachusetts

Laura Guglielmini
Howard A. Stone

Princeton University
Princeton, New Jersey

IBacteria Hanging by a Thread

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