Pauline Monnot
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Pauline Monnot is a leading researcher in biomaterials and high-throughput cellular screening, whose work bridges the gap between advanced surface engineering and practical cell biology. Her primary contributions center on the development and automation of biomimetic coatings, particularly through layer-by-layer (LbL) assembly techniques. Her most-cited paper, "Automated Buildup of Biomimetic Films in Cell Culture Microplates for High‐Throughput Screening of Cellular Behaviors" (2018, 44 citations), introduces a groundbreaking method that uses a commercial liquid-handling robot to create highly homogeneous biomimetic thin films directly in cell culture microplates. This innovation enables reproducible, scalable, and automated surface functionalization, dramatically improving the efficiency of high-throughput screening for cellular behaviors. By making these sophisticated coatings compatible with standard microplate formats, Monnot has provided a powerful tool for drug discovery, tissue engineering, and fundamental cell biology research. Her work not only advances the practical application of biomimetic materials but also sets a new standard for integrating automation into complex biological assays, making her a pivotal figure in the evolution of modern cell-based screening technologies.
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