My first paper as a co-corresponding author has been accepted @hmg_journal. A long-running team effort with co-first authors Ei Leen and Thet, @cadotbru and other authors, my thanks to @LabBurke and Colin Stewart for letting me drive this.
https://t.co/vVWuPvegQr?
Day 1, done and dusted! But the party is just getting started with The Hawker Center Mentorship Night at three of Singapore’s most iconic hawker centers – ABC Brickworks, Lau Pa Sat and Newton Food Center. See you there! #MBIMPG2025
My lab @MBIsg and @NUSMedicine is recruiting a fully-funded postdoc to start in Jan 2026! Interested in cell and tissue mechanics, transcriptional regulation of tissue health, or AI/ML for disease mechanobiology? Come join us in Singapore!
https://t.co/qoZz02LPDY
What allows lamins A and C to confer much stronger mechanical stability to the nuclei than lamin B? We show that even though all lamins can protect the nucleus from small cell intrinsic forces, only lamin A/C protect the nucleus from large deformations: https://t.co/wEkM2GXCZr…
Interested in a #postdoc on cardiac #mechanobiology? Our lab has a fully funded position via our recently awarded @HFSP grant to study the biophysical processes that build insect hearts🪲🪰🫀
Come join us @MBIsg for some cool evo-devo-mechanobio work! 👇
https://t.co/BVOWW3ofLn
I am looking to hire a postdoctoral fellow to work on a collaborative project at the Mechanobiology Institute with the inimitable Sasha Bershadsky, focusing on interactions between the nucleus and the cell-ECM junctions in directed cell migration.
https://t.co/TpboD1iMaO
Check out our lab's latest review by @MFarisHazwan@MBIsg@BME_NUS in Current Opinion in Cell Biology @sciencedirect
🔗https://t.co/e7UJmw6G3G
We teamed up w/Brian Aguado @ucsdbe to highlight region- & sex-specificity of #ECM signaling in the aging heart!🫀
Hope you enjoy!
Interested in a #postdoc on nuclear #mechanobiology? We have a fully funded position in the @ConfinementLab designed to help you meet your career goals while researching the rapidly growing field of cellular #confinement. Please get in touch for more info!
Our heartfelt condolences to Linda and all affected by this devastating news. Prof Michael Sheetz was an inspirational Founding Director of MBI and we would not be here today without his foresight and leadership. We hope to continue his legacy in mechanobiology for years to come.
The @ConfinementLab's latest paper is out in @PNASNews! Fantastic work by @LY_Sci to build a tool to rapidly and accurately measure nuclear volume and surface area in #confinement. Thread below: https://t.co/NUXPQkz5p1
👇SAVE the date 👇As the chair of the upcoming European meeting on Intermediate Filaments, I am happy to announce its launching. RT & more details to come. Thx organizing team with @BonneGisele@etiennemannevil A.Bertrand O.Agbulut #cytoskeleton@ConnectingIFs
This may be obvious to some but I'm now convinced: fierce competition for grants and papers is leading to low societal ROI (return on investment).
Why, when competition should mean only the best-formulated and executed work is accepted for funding and high-profile publication?
We’re thrilled to see our artistic rendition of the keratin intermediate filament cytoskeleton highlighted on the cover of @Dev_Cell along with our paper!
https://t.co/n5CjAyikSV
🚨 Super psyched this story is finally out!
Herculean effort and 3rd chef d’oeuvre in @NatCellBio by @patriziaromani in just 5y, where we describe #mitochondrial#mechanotransduction.
https://t.co/l9oRSFdhaH
Megathread with bonuses ⬇︎⬇︎⬇︎
Congrats to Ambros and Ruvkun! Read the original papers, which appeared together in 1993:
https://t.co/Pa7uzFw1H7
https://t.co/lSo9t5ez30
Back then, the finding that small RNAs - not protein - produced at one locus could control protein expression from another was big news!
Congrats to my friend and colleague Guosong Hong for his stunning and original discovery, published today in Science, on clearing tissues *in living animals* with a common food dye!
The dye is tartrazine, used in Doritos!
https://t.co/fqVivyH0kI