ISMB E-Poster Presentations
Tuesday Lunch Session


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Session Name Presentation Time E-Poster No. First Name Last Name Affiliation Paper Title Theme
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1pm 1 Yousof Mohamad Assaad Abdel-Raouf Universiteit Gent A Computational Model of Vascular Smooth Muscle Cell Mechanosensitivity, Mechanotransduction and Phenotype Modulation for the Multiscale Modelling of Arterial Failure in Ageing and Genetic Disease Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch
1pm2AliAlazmani
University of Leeds
Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1pm 3 Laura Andolfi Istituto Nanoscienze Consiglio Nazionale Delle Ricerche (cnr) Sequential Mechanical Stimulation Dynamically Regulates Calcium response in DRG Neurons Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1pm 4 Giedre Astrauskaite   Enlightening mechanics: high-throughput automated spheroid stiffness mapping in lab-on-a-chip devices with Brillouin microscopy  Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1pm 5 Gerd Behme CellSense Technologies GmbH Brillouin Microscopy: A Tool for 3D Imaging in Mechanobiology Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1pm 6 Jules Boesveld Eindhoven University of Technology Understanding Cellular Mechanobiological Response and Contractile Dynamics in Cardiac Tissue Mimics Following Injury Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1pm 7 Abie Angelo Cargando University of New South Wales Visualising mechanoelectrical transduction in cancers Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1pm 8 Amrapali Datta Indian Institute of Science Cellular Interfacial Tension and Tissue Architecture dictate Tissue-Specific Oncogenesis across Epithelia Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session Tuesday Lunch1pm9Yuxuan
DuHealthcare Technologies Institute
Antibody-functionalized magnetic nanoparticles for studying mechanosensitive receptor signaling in bone regeneration

E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:10pm 1 Charline Fagnen Université De Reims Modeling the Extracellular Matrix at the Mesoscopic Scale. Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:10pm 2 Miguel Fernández De La Torre Universidad Carlos Iii De Madrid Neomag: Bridging mechanical actuation with glial mechanotransduction in pathological contexts Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:10pm 3 Thomas Franke University of Glasgow Capillary Micromechanics for Particles and Spheroids Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:10pm 4 Brenda Green IFOM Mechanical and Transcriptional Responses of Breast Cancer Cells to Microfluidic- Induced Rapid Deformations and Monolayer Stretching  Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch
1:10pm5DavidHerrmannGarvan Institute Of Medical Research
Pulsed priming with the FAK inhibitor narmafotinib enhances both gemcitabine/Abraxane and FOLFIRINOX chemotherapy response in pancreatic cancer

E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:10pm 6 Laura Hidalgo Garcia UKER Erlangen Development of a preclinical model to study the influence of intestinal epithelium-ECM crosstalk ECM mechanobiology in physiology and disease
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:10pm 7 Syuan-Ku Hsiao Leibniz-Institut für Polymerforschung Dresden e. V. Reconfigurable Microenvironments Uncover Mechanosensing Timescales and Direct Cell Polarity Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:10pm 8 Claudia Betsabé Huesa Carballo   Redirecting Glioblastoma Infiltration Using Mechanotactic Biomaterials Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:10pm 9 Dahyun Kim Kaist Giant cytoplasmic vacuoles reshape membrane and nuclear mechanics to orchestrate YAP/TAZ-dependent cell survival Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:20pm 1 Laurens Kimps Ku Leuven 3D traction force microscopy reveals activation and contractility dynamics of healthy and profibrotic hepatic stellate cells at single cell resolution Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:20pm 2 Qingsen Li Ifom From organ-on-chip to organs-on-a-plate: scalable mechanobiology for drug discovery Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session Tuesday Lunch1:20pm3ConorLowndes
Nuclear mechanical collapse of Purkinje neurons in Ataxia-telangiectasia

E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:20pm 4 Mansa Madhusudan   Novel Light Scattering Technique to Detect Neuronal Activity  Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session Tuesday Lunch1:20pm5Mónica
MarroInma Instituto De Nanociencia Y Materiales De Aragón
Revealing label-free, multiplexed molecular information for mechanobiology through Raman spectroscopy and advanced data science 

E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:20pm 6 Manola Moretti Kaust Single-Cell Mechanoprofiling of Aging and Cancer by AFM Force Spectroscopy Using Probes Coated With Biofunctional Ultrashort Peptide Hydrogels Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:20pm 7 Dylan Mostert Maastricht University Maturation-Dependent Mechanobiology of hiPSC-Derived Cardiomyocytes: Toward Enhanced Mechanical Integration in Cardiac Cell Therapy Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:20pm 8 Riley Mumberson Unsw School of Biomedical Sciences Force Sensing via Ion Channels in Pancreatic Cancer Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:20pm 9 Phuong Ngo University Hospital Erlangen PIEZO2 LOSS PROMOTES COLORECTAL TUMORIGENESIS BY ENHANCING WNT ACTIVITY Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:30pm 1 Karim Osouli University of Glasgow Matrix Stiffness-Dependent Drug Target Engagement in 3D Colorectal Cancer Models Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:30pm 2 Ece Ozturk Koc University, School of Medicine Biomimetic lung tumor model reveals ligand-dependent opposing effects of stiffness in disease progression Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session Tuesday Lunch1:30pm3GiacomoPaccagnanEth Zürich - Laboratory Of Biosensors And Bioelectronics
Oil Droplets as Tunable Nanoindenters for FluidFM-based Cell Mechanics

E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:30pm 4 Sanni Peltola Faculty of Medicine and Health Technology, Tampere University Physiological and Spatiotemporal Imaging of Mechanically Induced Calcium Signaling in Epithelial Monolayers Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:30pm 5 Carlos Perez-Gonzalez Bellvitge Biomedical Research Institute (IDIBELL) Self-organized mechanical gradients coordinate tumor cell-state patterning Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:30pm 6 Veronika Pfaffenstaller Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) Mechanosensation regulates myeloid cell function Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:30pm 7 Jyotsana Priyadarshani Ku Leuven Seeing Forces in Flow: Label-Free 3D TFM of Endothelial Remodeling in Perfused Microvessels Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:30pm 8 Alessia Saponara   Biomechanical characterisation of chemoresistant and chemosensitive breast cancer cell lines Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch
1:30pm9KundanSengupta
Indian Institute Of Science Education And Research (iiser)
Spatial localization of chromosome territories are altered in cells cultured on softer matrices 
Nuclear mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:40pm 1 Ariell Smith Materials and Biomaterials Science and Engineering Adenocarcinoma cell mechanobiology is altered by the loss modulus of the surrounding extracellular matrix Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:40pm 2 Anuradha Subramanian   Continuous Low-Intensity Ultrasound Reprograms Fibronectin Fragment–Activated Macrophages Toward a
Reparative Phenotype:
Sonomechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:40pm 3 S Suthavarshini Indian Institute of Science Biophysical mechanisms behind cancer initiation in 3D mammary breast acini Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:40pm 4 Nele Vaes Ku Leuven Inferring cell-generated forces through a multisystem generalized 2.5D TFM method Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:40pm 5 Maryen Vasyna Vasanthakumar   Investigating Heart-Generated Mechanical Stimuli as an innovative Cancer Therapy Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:40pm 6 Matthew Walker University of Glasgow Bioengineering breast cancer dormancy in the bone marrow niche Mechanobiology in disease and mechanomedicine
E-Poster Session​ Tuesday Lunch 1:40pm 7 Ke Wang   Design of mechano-protective drugs to tackle solid cancers Advanced tools for multiscale mechanobiology




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