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WashU sets the stage for medical treatments via mechanical forces

Alex Rutz’s lab creates bioelectronic scaffolds in a unique way

Two Washington University in St. Louis faculty members are being honored by the Academy of Science – St. Louis for their contributions to science: Peng Bai, an associate professor of energy, environmental and chemical engineering at the McKelvey School of Engineering, and CEMB Member Ram Dixit, professor and chair of biology in Arts & Sciences.

Amit Pathak’s lab turns conventional wisdom about forces in cell migration on its head

International collaboration to uncover how cells communicate through vibrations

Columbia University team uses biomimicry to create a device that may reduce the risk of rotator cuff re-tearing in patients

The society strengthens the interface between engineering, science and math

Research in labs of mechanobiology faculty members Nate Huebsch, Guy Genin creates software to enable experiments for learning how electrical and mechanical heart functions relate

Jessica Wagenseil recognized for her research and leadership

Amit Pathak’s lab shows how environmental obstructions impact collective cell migration

Ram Dixit mechanobiology faculty member shares his excitement about taking over as Biology Department Chair.

Researchers in Amit Pathak’s lab found that cells learn from past environments to promote future invasions

Amit Pathak’s lab finds cancer cells have remarkable ability while healthy cells do not

A multi-university team of researchers working with Guy Genin at the Center for Engineering MechanoBiology explore new approaches to surgical tendon-to-bone repair

Research in Amit Pathak’s lab reveals new cell migration behavior