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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 [...]

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 [...]

The students involved will actively participate in the research activity of m4lab - Multiscale Mechanics and Multiphysics of Materials Lab, with the aim of understanding the disciplinary interconnections between mechanics [...]

With great satisfaction we share the news that Mattia Serpelloni, research fellow and former doctoral student in Mechanobiology, is the (ex-aequo) recipient of the 2022 award for the best Italian [...]

Models and simulations can provide important knowledge for understanding mechanobiological processes. The development of predictive models has highlighted how fruitful the interaction with life sciences can be. The contribution that [...]