ISMB E-Poster Presentations
Wednesday Lunch Session


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Session Name Presentation time E-Poster No. First Name Last Name Affiliation Paper Title Theme
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1pm 1 Charlotte Adams University of Strathclyde The Effects of Nanovibration on Cellular Yield in Serum-Free Conditions for Cultivated Meat Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1pm 2 Alfin Alexander Malopolska Centrum Biotechnology (mcb), Jagiellonian University The characterisation of the difference between human and mouse pancreatic cells under biomechanical stress Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1pm 3 Juan Aperador Redondo  
Uncovering how cellular connections and mechanical inputs impact gene regulation during embryonic development
Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1pm 4 Sarayu Beri University of Warwick & NCBS The role of the plasma membrane in mechanochemical regulation of signalling
Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1pm 5 Adil Boolani   How topography governs epidermal stem cell fate: role of curvature, migration and stretch Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1pm 6 Amy Charlotte Carnegie University of Strathclyde Microfluidic Control of Cellular Confinement and Cell Density in Alginate Microgels Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1pm 7 Mariarosaria De Simone Institute of Nanoscience and Materials of Aragon (INMA-CSIC), University of Zaragoza Remote control of mechanosensitive ion channels with magnetic nanoconjugates Mechanochemistry
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1pm 8 Sarah Eastham University of Strathclyde Mechanoregulation of Microvascular Spatial Patterning Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1pm 9 Thomas Franke University of Glasgow Classification of red blood cells in microflow using machine learning video analysis Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:10pm 1 Joanna Hajduk Jagiellonian University Cytoskeleton and focal adhesion organization in a 2.5D sandwich-like model Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:10pm 2 Andrew Harris   Tau-Mediated Cytoskeletal Stabilization Modulates Cell Mechanics and Vulnerability to Mechanical Strain Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:10pm 3 Abeer Hassan weizmann institute Local axonal translation regulates stretch-induced neuronal growth acceleration Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:10pm 4 Liam Hill University of Bristol Mapping the mechanobiology of the developing mammary gland  Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:10pm 5 Andrew Holle   Spatial confinement regulates primordial germ cell fate in vitro Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:10pm 6 Sophie Horan Cemi, University of Glasgow Bioengineered models to investigate lymph node Fibroblastic Reticular Cell (FRC) biomechanics in ageing and disease  Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:10pm 7 Ning Sze Hui   Biophysical profiling of YAP/TAZ dependent mechanical responses Mechanobiology of ageing
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:10pm 8 Alex Kingston Cambridge Stem Cell Institute Missing LINC: The role of nuclear mechanotransduction in corticogenesis Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:10pm 9 Yihang Liu   Nanopillar Arrays Reveal Senescence-Associated Subnuclear Deformability in Skin Cells Mechanobiology of ageing
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:20pm 1 Andrea Martínez Vara Centro Andaluz De Biología Del Desarrollo (cabd), Csic, Upo Mechanosensitive gene regulation that coordinates epiboly cell movements in zebrafish gastrulation Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:20pm 2 Ines Martinez-Martin King's College London Single-molecule magnetic tweezers to probe mechanosensitive proteins in focal adhesions Mechanochemistry
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:20pm 3 Shweta Mathur Indian Institute of Science Epithelia can fluidise despite crowding due to curvature changes and osmotic imbalance Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:20pm 4 Constance McFadden University of Strathclyde Nematic order as a fundamental force of biological organisation Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:20pm 5 Lorna Merrett University of Strathclyde Fingerprints as frozen nematic fields Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:20pm 6 Sindhu Muthukrishnan Indian Institute of Science Glassy dynamics in active epithelia emerge from an interplay of mechanochemical feedback and crowding Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:20pm 7 Filipe Nunes Vicente EMBL Heidelberg Actin crosslinking regulates cortical mechanics and cell polarity in a length-dependent manner Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:20pm 8 Robert Owen University of Nottingham Harnessing Geometry to Drive Scaffold Cellularisation  Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:20pm 9 Rui Pedro Pereira Sousa University of Strathclyde High Throughput Mechanical Phenotyping of Nanovibrated Mesenchymal Stem Cells Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session Wednesday Lunch1:30pm1Aleksandra
Predeina
Maastricht University
Ultrasound-augmented osteochondral regeneration in spatially graded porous scaffolds
Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:30pm 2 Anthi Ranella Foundation of Research and Technology Hellas, Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser Mechanotransduction-driven neural differentiation on elastic and auxetic 4D microenvironments fabricated via multiphoton lithography Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:30pm 3 Udipt Ranjan Das University of Glasgow Nanovibrational stimulation for mesenchymal stromal cell osteogenesis: investigating the relationship between osteogenesis and inflammation Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:30pm 4 Celia Ribes Balanza   Bioengineered human leukaemia model on chip for drug development Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:30pm 5 Johan Rott University of Manchester Directional effects on pigment cell precursors in uniaxially stretched mouse embryonic skin Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:30pm 6 Paula Salvatierra Aragoneses University of Glasgow Bioengineered models to study leukemic bone marrow remodelling Mechanobiology of development and tissue engineering
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:30pm 7 Ishani Sharma   Role of PEZO-1 in Maintenance of the Germline Stem Cell Population in Caenorhabditis elegans Mechanobiology of ageing
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:40pm 1 Anastasia Shihabi   Excessive cortical contractility triggers early oocyte polarization and aberrant cytoplasmic flows in mammals Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:40pm 2 Nurcan Tuncbag Koc University Extracellular Matrix-Based Patient Stratification and Network Modeling for Mapping Therapeutic Vulnerabilities in Lung Cancer Computational mechanobiology
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:40pm 3 Olga Vasiljevic   Spontaneous morphogenesis of fibrous micro-tissue Cell mechanics across length scales
E-Poster Session Wednesday Lunchtime1:40pm5ShereenVitandryMrc Lms; Imperial College London
Exploring how extracellular matrix stiffness influences breast cancer cell sensitivity to cell cycle inhibitors 

E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:40pm 6 Yaxin Wang University of Glasgow Engineered viscoelastic hydrogels to maintain mesenchymal stem cell phenotype and limit senescence via mechanotransduction Mechanobiology of ageing
E-Poster Session​​​ Wednesday Lunch 1:40pm 7 Tanishka Watts Institute of Molecular and Cellular Anatomy, RWTH Aachen University A Light-tunable Phantom Cell to Study Epithelial Mechanical
Equilibrium
Mechanobiology of ageing





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