News
Abstracts are invited on computational and advanced experimental studies in cellular mechanics and mechanobiology in non-communicable and communicable diseases by 15 March for mini symposium “Cellular Mechanics and Mechanobiology” at AfriComp2020, Cape Town, 30/11-2/12 2020 | Submit
PhD student Lee Kruse currently spends three months with Prof Wouter Roos at the University of Groningen to mechanically charaterise HIV virus-like particles with AFM.
Welcome to Majahonkhe Shabangu who recently joint the Mechanobiology Lab as PhD student with focus on the mechanobiology in diagnosis and treatment of cancers in South African patients
Welcome to Martin Kiwanuka who joins our lab as MSc student and will work on cell mechanics in drug resistance of HIV-associated cancers.