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  • RESEARCH & PEOPLE
    • Research at MBI

      Decoding the living machine

      Mechanobiology focuses on the effects of the structural micro-environment and force-induced deformations on molecules, cells and tissues. Learn more about our research

    • People

      The Mechanobiology Institute is committed to developing better ways to bring together the multi-disciplinary expertise that is needed to understand the systems biology of mechanical functions.

      • Faculty
      • Researchers
      • Students
    • MBInsights: Science and Research

      A major part of MBI’s mission is to communicate our research to the general public, promoting a greater understanding of this vibrant and emerging discipline.

      MBInsight is MBI's Science Communications Hub for research news. Read latest articles

      MBInsight Annual is a yearly summary of research at MBI. Read latest issue

  • SERVICES
    • Microscopy Core

      Visualization of the dynamic biological processes rely on advanced imagining technologies. The Microscopy Core is the largest of the MBI core facilities, supporting image related research and offering a wide range of microscopes and image analysis resources. Learn more

    • Nano and Microfabrication Core

      MBI’s Microfabrication Core was formed to support the microfabrication needs of MBI PIs, collaborators, research fellows and graduate students through direct fabrication or recommendation of suitable solutions. Learn more

    • Core Facilities

      MBI's core and support facilities enable novel and innovative research in mechanobiology. Equipment, staff and services are provided to support and overcome the experimental and computational challenges that our principal investigators, researchers and students may face.

      Explore MBI's Core Facilities:

      • Laboratories
      • Computational Core
      • Protein Cloning Expression Core
      • Science Communications Core
  • EDUCATION
    • Graduate Program

      MBI's PhD programme in mechanobiology offers outstanding students the opportunity to be trained as leaders of an emerging discipline. Learn more

      Meet our current graduate students

    • Internship Program

      MBI offers internships of 3–6 months to introduce outstanding candidates to meaningful research training programs in the labs of their chosen MBI supervisors. Learn more

    • Outreach
      A major part of MBI’s mission is to communicate our research to the general public, promoting a greater the understanding of this vibrant and emerging discipline. Find information for: schools and media
      • MBInfo: Cellular Functions in Mechanobiology
      • MBI Women in Science
  • EVENTS
    • Seminars, Workshops and Groups

      MBI maintains a dynamic schedule of seminars, workshops, and talks for the benefit of our researchers and the greater university community. See all of MBI's seminar series, workshops and groups

    • Upcoming Events

      1. MBI SPSS: Competition between receptor tyrosine kinases for shared downstream signaling pathway: single cell & single molecule studies by Oh Dongmyung

        Jan 28 @ 10:00 am - 10:30 am

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    • Conference Archive

      MBI's past hosted conferences, workshops and events. See all past conferences

  • CAREERS
  • ABOUT MBI
    • About MBI
      • MBI’s Mission
      • Director’s Message
    • Administration
      MBI's leadership and administrative staff, Governing Board and Scientific Advisory Board are tasked with overseeing the mission of the Mechanobiology Institute to establish itself as a global leader in developing a robust multi-disciplinary approach to the study of mechanobiology.
      • Leadership
      • Governing Board
      • Scientific Advisory Board
      • Administrative Staff
    • Internal Resources
      • Occupational Health and Safety
      • MBI’s Internal Component Repository (OpenFreezer)

 

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Spy and Snoop superglues help to pull, bridge and build by Mark Howarth
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Mechanochemical feedback control in early mammalian development by Chii Jou Chan

Self-organized Tissue Folding Induced by Cell Mechano-polarity Feedback by Wen Fu-lai
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MBI SPSS: Loss of mechano-sensing in ovarian cancer by Chloe May Simpson

MBI SPSS: Interplay Between Microtubules And Integrin-mediated Adhesion In Angiogenesis by Aaron Joseph Farrugia
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