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January 15, 2025: Yamini Ravichandran, Ph.D.

Title: "Mechanical induction of animal morphogenesis"

December 18, 2024: Jason Chang Marvin, Ph.D.

Title: "Innate Immune Regulation of Enthesis Regeneration in Adult Zebrafish: Defining the Crosstalk Between Prostaglandin E2 Signaling and Mechanical Loading"

November 20, 2024: Alişya Anlaş, Ph.D.

Title: "Tissue mechanics regulates genomic instability in cancer"

October 16, 2024: Shailaja Seetharaman, Ph.D., Schmidt AI in Science Postdoctoral Fellow

Title: "Endothelial Dysfunction in Atherosclerosis: Mechanisms Linking Flow-Sensitive Gene Regulation and Cytoskeletal Crosstalk"

May 15, 2024: Sana Nasim, Postdoctoral Researcher, Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard University

Title: Mind the barrier: Macrophages and endothelial barrier function in mutant GNAQ driven Capillary Malformation

April 17, 2024: Gabrielle Grifno, PhD Candidate, Boston University

Title: Probing transport and deposition of single aerosols in real-time in functional mouse lungs

March 20, 2024: Abbie Clevenger, PhD Candidate, Texas A & M University

Title: Mechanics and Cancer: Understanding how peristalsis drives a malignant mechanotransduction response in KRAS mutant colorectal cancer cells

February 28, 2024: Stephanie Ellyse Schneider, Research Associate, University of Colorado Boulder

Title: Mechanosensing in the Heart: Understanding how cell mechanics influences cell fate and drives epigenetic architecture ( Abstract)

December 13, 2023: Katie Young, Postdoctoral Scholar, Vanderbilt University

Title: Expanding the Genomechanics Toolbox: New Techniques to Investigate Metastasis by Linking Mechanical and Genetic Data at Single Cell Level across the Genome
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November 15, 2023: Jingyi Yu, PhD Candidate, Pennsylvania State University

Title: Combining strength and extensibility: unraveling the mechanical and structural dynamics of plant epidermal cell walls
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October 18, 2023: Loic Fort, Postdoctoral Researcher, Vanderbilt University

Title: Apoptosis, Nucleotides and Cell Tension: Investigating mechanisms regulating stem cell conversion to the cardiac lineage
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September 20, 2023: Emily Pujadas, PhD Candidate, Northwestern University

Title: Nanoimaging & Targeted Protein Degradation Techniques to Assess Chromatin Conformation, Connectivity, and Gene Expression
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June 21, 2023: Qing Tang, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Pennsylvania

Title: Insight into cytoskeleton sorting from microtubule detyrosination
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April 19, 2023: Piere Rodriguez Aliaga, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, Stanford University

Title: Harnessing the force (spectroscopy) to unveil the dark side of the Huntingtin protein conformational landscape
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March 22, 2023: Avilash Singh Yadav, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, Cornell University

Title: Stay FLAT or BUCKLE? The causes and consequences of mechanical buckling in Arabidopsis sepals
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February 22, 2023: Windie Hoefs, PhD Student, The Francis Crick Insitute, University College London

Title: YAP nuclear translocation in epithelia is regulated by focal adhesions
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January 18, 2023: Nadia Ayad, PhD Student, University of California, San Francisco

Title: Mechanosignaling initiates Wnt/beta-catenin signaling and establishes the mesoderm boundary through programmed cell death in an in vitro gastrulation model
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November 16, 2022: Liana Boraas, PhD, Postdoctoral Associate, Yale University

Title: Untranslated mRNA sequences regulate cell movement via a non-coding function
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October 19, 2022: Michael Friedman, PhD, Research Assistant Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University

"Genetic Variability Influences the Musculoskeletal Response to Disuse"
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September 21, 2022: Ryan Daniels, PhD Candidate, HHMI Gilliam Fellow, University of Pennsylvania

"Mechanoactive Rho signaling through YAP/TAZ suppresses chondrogenic gene expression"
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June 15, 2022: Valeria Venturini, PhD Candidate, Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology

"Sensing the force from within: the nucleus as regulator of migration plasticity"
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April 20, 2022: Ivan Radin, PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher, Washington University in St. Louis

"Vacuoles, changing shape under pressure"
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March 16, 2022: Linda Irons, PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher, Yale University

"Multiscale computational modeling of vascular adaptation and homeostasis"
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February 16, 2022: Richard Vincent, PhD, New Jersey Institute of Technology

"Glycosaminoglycan mimetic structural variation impacts stem cell chondrogenesis"
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January 19, 2022: Kateryna Fal, PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher, Université de Lyon

"Plant chromatin 'senses' mechanical stress"
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December 15, 2021: Daniel Abebayehu, PhD, NRSA Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Virginia

"Immuno-stromal axes in pulmonary and biomaterial-mediated fibrosis"
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November 17, 2021: Lucile Michels, PhD Candidate, Wageningen University

"A microviscosimetry toolbox for plant cells and tissues based on molecular rotors"
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October 13, 2021: Kolade Adebowale, PhD, Harvard + Wyss

"Enhanced matrix stress relaxation promotes cell migration"
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September 15, 2021: Lisa Van den Broeck, PhD, North Carolina State University

"Exchange of molecular and cellular information: A hybrid model connecting regulatory interactions with stem cell divisions in the root"
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June 16, 2021: Seyed Ali Reza Mousavi, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, Scripps/HHMI.

"Plant mechanotransduction: The role of PIEZO ion channel in sensing external forces in plants"
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May 12, 2021: Melina Gyparaki, PhD Candidate, University of Pennsylvania

"Super resolution microscopy of tau aggregation in pathology"
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Cell Biology | Future Leaders in Mechanobiology Seminar | Center for Engineering MechanoBiology

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About the Future Leaders in Mechanobiology Seminar Series Launched in May 2021, the Future Leaders in Mechanobiology is a monthly seminar series featuring up-and-coming leaders in mechanobiology--PhD students and postdocs from a wide range of fields, backgrounds, and institutions.

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Tips to skim through for key concepts or important research findings of a scientific paper.

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How to Read a Paper | Samira Hosseini | 53 comments

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Do you think you are a good reader?
If every paper is a treasure map – do you think you can always get to the gold? We put in a lot of time reading papers for various purposes, but we don’t often learn the skill of reading effectively. S. Keshav proposes a three-pass approach to reading papers, each with specific goals: 1️⃣ First Pass:
↳ Scan quickly (5–10 minutes) to gain a general understanding.
↳ Read the title, abstract, introduction, headings, and conclusions.
↳ Assess the paper using the five Cs: Category, Context, Correctness, Contributions, and Clarity.
↳ Decide whether deeper reading is necessary based on this first impression. 2️⃣ Second Pass:
↳ Do a more detailed reading (up to an hour) to grasp the main arguments and content.
↳ Focus on figures and illustrations, noting key points and terminology.
↳ Ignore proofs at this stage but make notes on relevant references for further reading.
↳ Summarize the paper's main goal to ensure comprehension. 3️⃣ Third Pass:
↳ Read thoroughly and attentively to understand the paper in depth.
↳ Try to re-implement the paper's work.
↳ Critically evaluate assumptions and methodologies.
↳ Adding insights for future work and deepening understanding of the material. This approach can be applied to conduct literature surveys by identifying key papers through citations and recent publications, allowing for a structured survey of related work in a new field. | 53 comments on LinkedIn

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Application for International Travel (Compulsory to fill in everytime)

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Application for International Travel (Compulsory to fill in everytime)

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Any students (Malaysian and non-Malaysians) travelling abroad (eg. research visit, conference etc.) need to fill out this form and get approval by the USM management (for record purposes).

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Application to get your "student card activated" for access Central Research Lab (CRL) via RLMS webpage.

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Application to get your "student card activated" for access Central Research Lab (CRL) via RLMS webpage.

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New/updating access to any Central Research Lab (CRL) via RLMS webpage.

selection to access any CRL labs.

change access from work hours to 24 hours etc.

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© Copyright 2023 RLMS | Application Unit | IPPT | USM

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The trip is to/from AMDI, USM Bertam campus and Eureka Building (opposite mosque), USM Gelugor main campus

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Example video how to book AMDI shuttle van

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Example video how to book AMDI shuttle van

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Application to get access to CRL labs (Student/User declaration Form)

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Application to get access to CRL labs (Student/User declaration Form)

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Application for 24 hour access to CRL labs

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Application for 24 hour access to CRL labs

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If you opt for access to CRL labs after office hour too (24 hours access), you need to fill out this form.

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Kaito Sano (MSc student, Faculty of Design, Kyushu Uni) 8 min journal club presentation

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Kaito Sano (MSc student, Faculty of Design, Kyushu Uni) weekly report. Following a journal publication style (eg. ACS)

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A Research Mode student must comply with the following graduation requirements:

Fulfil the minimum duration of candidature.

Pass the pre-requisite courses (if any) as determined by the School/Centre/Institute.

Malaysian Culture and Malay Language (LKM 111) is compulsory for all international students. Minimum grade C must be obtained prior to graduation.

Pass the Research Methodology course.

Fulfilled the publication requirements as above. The paper must be accepted status/ published status (NOT just submitted status)

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PPBMS for Malaysia Quality Assurance (MQA) audit - compulsory for every student

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PPBMS for Malaysia Quality Assurance (MQA) audit - compulsory for every student

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Design stunning presentations, websites, and more with Gamma-your all-in-one AI-powered design partner. No code or design experience needed.

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Info Human Ethics Application & Exemption @USM

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Info Human Ethics Application & Exemption @USM

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Raising the Bar- Preparing Proposals for ethical review May 2026

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Journal selection, Impact metrics, Mastering indexing

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Journal selection, Impact metrics, Mastering indexing

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2026: (WIBAWA) STRATEGIC ACADEMIC PUBLISHING : MASTERING INDEXING, IMPACT METRICS AND JOURNAL SELECTION