My first year at #SPIELitho 2024, San Jose, CA. I'm happy to get a chance to learn from legends such as Martin Van den Brink, CTO of ASML about history of lithography that enabled chip scaling, tribute to Gordon Moore @SPIEtweets
Come by to meet us at #SLAS
Our team is ready for you at #SLASEurope2022 - booth K2, until May 27th!
Explore the power of high-throughput screening of mechanical properties for drug development, 3D cell culture, regenerative medicine and more.
#SLAS22 #mechanicalscreening
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Our @JoVEJournal protocol for soft matter #nanoindentation (hydrogels, cells etc) using ferrule top nanoindenters from @Optics11Life is out: jove.com/t/63401/experimenta… 1/3
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Why is mechanobiology relevant? Mechanobiology provides pressing answers concerning human health. We want to bring that research #frombenchtobedside and created a competition “it`s time for translation”.
@UniklinikAachen @RWTH @ME3T_GradSchool @Nano4Mech @Jacopo_Di_Russo
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Interested in #mechanobiology? Check out our collection of research and review articles from Communications Biology, curated by @FritzscheLab nature.com/collections/mecha…
Get your sample tested by our Nanoindenters!
If you're attending @2021Termis, "stop by" our virtual booth on 15 - 19 Nov. Our application specialists will be offering free #mechanical sample tests with one of our systems.
Register here: lnkd.in/emYiNNJD
Don't forget to mail your sample (US or EU)
See you there!
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Join us at our upcoming #webinar: Mechanics Matter in Life Science with guest speaker Remi Peyronnet, PhD
Learn about his findings in #mechanobiology and about Optics11 Life #nanoindentation with Kanupriya Khurana, PhD
Sept. 7th, 5pm CET
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
One more Chiaro is installed in Germany! Great job @nikolai_born and the rest of @Optics11Life team! #nanoindentation #mechanobiology
Tissue nano-indentation all day long. Everyone wants to find out what is the local stiffness our beloved endothelial cells experience in different organs and species. #surprisingdiscoveries #softtissue #optics11life #vascularbiology
Microscopy + Patch clamping + Indentation on neurons! Outstanding multiphysics study! #mechanobiology #neuroscience
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It has been a pleasure learning so much at this year's #ExpBio conference! Got to hear from Zachary S. Clayton at @CUBoulder and from Dr. Keely Cassidy from @embryoed!😎 Keep up the great work folks! Don't forget to check out Optic11Lifes's booth today🤓bit.ly/3vp2YkK
The PhD thesis book cover is done! My take on making art out of brain structure... Send me a message if you would like a copy :)
#biomechanics #indentation #brainmechanics #phdlife
#Microglia from WM and GM brain regions have different #mechanicalproperties! How does #biomechanics of microglia change during #neuroinflammation? Check our paper on this new topic :) jneuroinflammation.biomedcen…
#mechanobiology #indentation #MultipleSclerosis
Viscoelastic properties of white and gray matter-derived microglia differentiate upon treatment with lipopolysaccharide but not upon treatment with myelin. dlvr.it/RwmzSX
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🫀 @UniFreiburg group showed Piezo1 governs the stiffness properties of atrial fibroblasts and their local matrix environments. Their research finding will help #science develop therapies for heart disease. 🫀
#heart #biology #cells #Science #research
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Laminin isoforms in hydrogels with controlled stiffness and protease degradability that bind growth factors. Defined environments for 3D culture, regeneration and in vitro models @AdvSciNews @theglasgowcemi @OanaDobre8405 @DalbyMatthew @EPSRC @UofGlasgow doi.org/10.1002/adfm.2020102…
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The mechanical properties of white blood cells change (rigidity and viscosity) when they come into contact with pathogens! More details in a recent study by @_julienhusson from the LadHyX lab (@CNRSIdFSud), published in @BiophysJ ➡️ bit.ly/3bXYTNx
White blood cells create protrusions to effectively reach out, lock-on, and possibly attack their prey. Watch how in mere seconds these cells can morph and begin to probe their environment. Read more in @BiophysJ hubs.ly/H0JkLNQ0
Credit: @_julienhusson
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Just published: rdcu.be/cgYfl
Load-Relaxation Characteristics of Chemical and Physical Hydrogels as Soft Tissue Mimics
Poroviscoelasticity, soft material nanoindentation with @Optics11Life, and how soft tissues behave more like chemically-linked hydrogels.
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Another great study by @michelleoyen et al reportd a nanoindentation approach to profile viscoelasticity + poroelasticity of healthy or diseasd tissue models. The results have implications for fundamentl physiological studies, includg clinical studies. bit.ly/3cQRAGx
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The size of the intestinal stem cell niche decreases with substrate stiffness. Fresh out of the microscope! by @gerardoceada and @PerezGonzalezCa
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🪐 If humans were born on other planets, how would their bodies respond to stronger gravity? Scientists have shown developing zebrafish embryos will alter tissue structure and function w/ the mechanical load increase. #science #superbuffzebrafish 💪🦓🐟
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I am very excited to host a webinar tomorrow! Please join if you are interested in what we were able to achieve with our high-throughput indentation platform:
zoom.us/webinar/register/281…
#tissueengineering #mechanobiology #biofabrication




















