SEM² published
SEM² is published in APL Bioengineering, introducing coarse-grained homogeneous particle dynamics as an accessible route for bringing mechanics into cell and tissue models.
SEM² is published in APL Bioengineering, introducing coarse-grained homogeneous particle dynamics as an accessible route for bringing mechanics into cell and tissue models.
Gianni Ciofani presented in SPL's Through the Looking Glass seminar series, exploring how active nanomaterials can be used for cancer therapy and the remote manipulation of cellular functions.
Kay Oliver Schink presented in SPL's Through the Looking Glass seminar series, showing how phosphoinositide switches control the earliest stages of macropinocytosis.
Our featured review in Biophysical Reviews surveys progress toward isogeometric models that connect cardiac anatomy, mechanics, and electrophysiology.
Manuela Raimondi presented in SPL's Through the Looking Glass seminar series, sharing frontier platforms for experimental cell modelling and more human-relevant biomedical research.
μSplit appears in the ICCV 2023 proceedings, introducing image decomposition for fluorescence microscopy and a new route to separating signals computationally.
Francesco presented SPL's work at Seeing Is Believing, joining an international microscopy community focused on making dynamic biology visible.
Welcome to Daniela Canevari, who joins SPL's project-support team and strengthens the connection between the lab and University administration.
Welcome to Julius Zimmermann, who joins SPL from the University of Rostock to develop bioimage-analysis and computational tools for live-cell experiments.
Francesco presented SPL's work at NanoInnovation 2023 and helped convene a session connecting nanotechnology, biomaterials, and human tissue models.
Francesco presented SPL's work at the ESB-ITA meeting, sharing engineered biomaterials and tissue-model research with Italy's biomaterials community.
Alessandro Enrico presented SPL's work at Transducers 2023, connecting engineered physiological systems with the international sensors and microsystems community.
Our mixed isogeometric collocation method is published, enabling efficient finite-deformation electromechanical simulations for cardiac muscle.
Welcome to Saranya Vasudevan, who joins SPL as a postdoctoral research fellow to model how cells interact with engineered matrices and culture platforms.
Alessandro Bertero presented in SPL's Through the Looking Glass seminar series, exploring the functional dynamics of chromatin topology in the human heart.
Welcome to Alessandro Enrico, who joins SPL from KTH Royal Institute of Technology to work across materials science, laser fabrication, and high-throughput tissue-engineering research.
Our hybrid immersed isogeometric method is published, combining collocation and finite-cell ideas for efficient analysis on complex geometries.
SPL has received PRIN support for RESET, a project investigating whether modulating senescent macrophages can help resolve persistent infection.