A recent Nature article on the role that physical forces play on embryonic patterning. #underpressure #forcesensor #reprorocks SRB nature.com/articles/d4158…

It's a wrap!What a wonderful meeting! Met new people, absorbed exciting science, extended discussions,special focus on ECRs,excellent poster sessions.What a cohesive vibe! Thank you to the organizers! Fumio Motegi,Chii Jou (Joe) Chan Li-Kun Phng Yu-Chiun Wang 学術変革領域研究(A)：生体秩序力学 #MechanoBioKyoto

Nice perspectives on measuring forces in living tissues

Congratulations to Emily Zaniker and her collaborators on their publication in Biology of Reproduction’s special issue, “A deep gaze into the reproductive universe: Revealing reproductive processes with new imaging technology”

That's fantastic symposium! Looking forward to future collaborations and next visits :)

Developmental Biology is so exciting! Prisca Liberali and I had fun writing this review for the 50th anniversary of Cell about gene regulation, pattern formation, morphogenesis, regeneration, AI, synthetic biology, metabolism, evolution, ecology and many other topics.

Alex Schier and I are super happy to share this review for the 50th Cell. We really enjoyed working on it and we hope you will share our excitement for developmental biology: from pattern formation, self organisation and human development! cell.com/cell/abstract/…

Thanks again for the opportunity to present at Mechanical Self transformation of living systems 学術変革領域研究(A)：生体秩序力学 in Kyoto, it's great fun! Thanks to Mechanobiology Institute and NUS for supporting our work. Hope to visit again soon!

Mechanobiology impacts all life sciences - Dolf Weijers @dolfweijers.bsky.social Wageningen U&R gave a fascinating talk on a series of projects from his lab encompassing plant cell polarity, cell mechanics in plant development, and identifying a potential 🪴plant🪴 mechanosensor

A recent study from the Duncan Lab on long lived proteins in the ovary and oocyte was featured in Science! science.org/content/articl… Read the full paper: elifesciences.org/reviewed-prepr…

Congratulations to Rong Li and Lab and all fellow scientists elected to EMBO Membership!

🎓 Exciting News from the Mechanobiology Institute! Our PhD programme registration is now open for August 2025 intake! Embark on a journey of cutting-edge research with us. Find more details in the leaflet below or visit mbi.nus.edu.sg/education. 📚🔬 #PhD #Research

Super happy this is online! Tobias Kletter shows how cytoplasmic material properties control spindle architecture and scaling! 🤩 Thanks to the fantastic team Abin Biswas, Sebastian Reusch, Omar Munoz & Vasily Zaburdaev 🇺🇦 #ALMF EMBL 🙌 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

It is my pleasure to finally announce that I will be moving this fall to the Mechanobiology Institute at the National University of Singapore! Mechanobiology Institute 🎉😎🇸🇬

Beautiful work! Glad to see this out!

Absolutely beautiful work. Congrats to all the team!

Our new paper is out PNASNews: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… Molecular density imaging Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) reveals that a transient increase in depletion attraction/macromolecular crowding during mitosis contributes to chromosome condensation. Congrats, Shiori Iida Michael Shribak ! 1/

Highly dynamic mechanical transitions in embryonic cell populations during Drosophila gastrulation biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_biophys

We had such a fun time last night at the #EMBOMouseDev pub quiz! 🥳 What an engaging and creative crowd, your energy was truly off the charts 👏 Huge thanks to everyone who joined in and made it such a memorable evening. And congratulations to the winning team: Phototoxic! 🏆

Proud of Kim from the lab in presenting his work at EMBL Heidelberg #EMBOMouseDev