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NEMO: A Framework for Nematic and Morphological Analysis of Curved and Multi-layered Biological Surfaces
Across biological scales, from cytoskeletal networks to whole tissues, orientational order and topological defects arise within complex three-dimensional geometries. However, quantifying nematic order orientational order with head-to-tail symmetry remains challenging: 2D projections introduce geomet
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