In September 2024, Prof. Alberto Salvadori and Mattia Serpelloni, two members of the Mechanobiology Research Center, will partecipate at the XXVI AIMETA Congress. The Congress, hosted by the [...]
The Mechanobiology Research Center is delighted to announce its partecipation at the Mechanobionic symposium "Mechanobiology across scales". Within the thematic semester "Mechanobionic" concerning mechanobiology at the Université of [...]
M. Serpelloni, M. Arricca, C. Ravelli, E. Grillo, S. Mitola, A. Salvadori (2023), Mechanobiology of the relocation of proteins in advecting cells: modeling, experiments, and simulations, Biomechanics and Modeling [...]
C. Bonanno, M. Serpelloni, M. Arricca, R.M. McMeeking, A. Salvadori (2023), Actin based motility unveiled: How chemical energy is converted into motion, Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, Volume 175, June 2023, 105273, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmps.2023.105273 Actin-based motility [...]
All living cells and tissues exert and experience physical forces that guide their function. Those mechanical processes are pivotal in the biophysics of embryonic formation, tumor angiogenesis, cancer [...]
Serpelloni, M. Arricca, M.; Bonanno, C.; Salvadori, A.; Chemo-transport-mechanics in advecting membranes. International Journal of Engineering Science, Volume 181, 1 December 2022 In many actual technological problems the system [...]
PIs - A. Salvadori, C. Bonanno, M. Serpelloni In collaboration with: R. McMeeking, University of California at Santa Barbara, USA M. Guo, R. Kamm, “The mechanobiology lab”, MIT, Boston, [...]
PI - A. Salvadori Within Mechanobiology, the misuse of terminology and methods of mechanics is increasingly noted, especially by isolated groups of biochemists and biologists, [...]
PIs - A. Salvadori, M. Serpelloni, A. Luciano*, V. Lodde* * Reproductive and Developmental Biology Laboratory, University of Milan A multidisciplinary approach will tackle the [...]
Mitola's Lab Malignant tumor cells recruit normal cells from surrounding tissue, creating a sophisticated environment composed of tumor cells, immune cells, fibroblasts, adipose cells, macrophages, endothelial cells (ECs), [...]
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