Cell Systems and Mechanobiology Lab, University of Melbourne

Melbourne, Victoria
Congrats to the new Dr. Jared Collette from @cellsmb @UnimelbBME
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Feeling excited and lucky to be working with @Gonzalo_dlMonte, Hieu Nim, Mirana Ramialison and Eric Hanssen @big_french_man to investigate the origins of non compaction cardiomyopathy in our #NHMRC ideas grant.
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Grateful to be part of @UnimelbBME and School of Chem and BME. Thanks for supporting our research through this internal Outstanding Research Award. Thanks to key mentors and colleagues within who played a part in this outcome over several years.
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Very excited to introduce our ability to create digital twin models of cardiac biology @VicMuscleNet through two posters on cardiac ageing and hypertrophy. #VicMuscleNet.
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This week's #PhilTransB issue explores heart muscle form and function at sub-cellular scale, and how the internal organisation of muscle cells in the heart play an integral role in heart function and remodeling. ow.ly/NS3950KZp4g @vj_rajagopal @OFishialLab
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Today is @cellsmb student @AfshinK91 PhD completion seminar. His work has put @cellsmb on the map with DL tools like EM-Net, EM-Stellar and CardioVinci (see below). Every completion seminar makes me feel grateful for being able to work with such great students
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I am so excited! And I just can't hide it! Coming out in October! Thanks to the authors of this special issue!!
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Excited to share that I am now an Associate Editor of Frontiers in Physiology's Computational Physiology section.
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Out now is freshly minted @cellsmb graduate Dr. @Qilin__Yu 's paper: Role of actin filaments and cis binding in cadherin clustering and patterning dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.…
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CellSMB Lab retweeted
We have plenty of slots for contributed talks or posters, and travel awards for researchers without funding, thanks to @LondMathSoc and @UKRI_News . Thanks especially @bkprdp for an amazing job on the organisation. Link is here docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… 2/
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CellSMB Lab retweeted
Excited to announce the workshop on Mechanical Modelling in Health and Disease in Birmingham 7/8th September. We have an exciting lineup of speakers, including Rachel Bearon, @BindiBrook ,Igor Chernyavsky, @CarinaDunlop , @sharpgao , @robinsall and @vj_rajagopal 1/
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Thanks for the plug @BiophysicsAus . In this pre-print review article we put forth the motivation for and state-of-the-art in biophysics-based and spatially detailed computer models to predict single cell physiology.
Cell Physiome - How do various processes integrate in a single cell? arxiv.org/abs/2202.13282
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Excited to be starting this journey with @DrMikeGWatson within @SMB_MathBiology . If you are interested in modelling all things cardiovascular, join us.
🚨 Excited to announce the new @SMB_MathBiology Subgroup in Cardiovascular Modelling! We will focus on all theoretical research related to the disease and physiology of the heart, vasculature and circulation. Please share widely and contact me or @vj_rajagopal for details. 🚨
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Read about the cover art for the newly released issue of Biophysical Journal on the BPS Blog: biophysics.org/blog/when-two…
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Current issue of @biophysJ features work by @cellsmb PhD student Qilin Yu on cell-cell adhesions.
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Our computational model of cell-cell adhesion now available at Biophys J: Cortical Tension Initiates the Positive Feedback Loop between Cadherin and F-actin cell.com/biophysj/pdf/S0006-…
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Very proud of @jaredcollette31 . His PhD completion seminar yesterday was a fantastic example of innovation in computational mathematics to gain deeper understanding of how cells migrate. Great questions from the audience made for a very engaging session!
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We are on the lookout for an outstanding PhD student with #appliedmathematics, #biomedicalengineering or related backgrounds to join us on this exciting frontier of computer modelling and cell biology. #phd #research
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Honoured, excited that I will be guest editor for Phil. Trans. B @RSocPublishing with Holly Shiels and Christian Pinali at U. Manchester. Our issue title: The cardiomyocyte: New revelations on the interplay between architecture and function in growth, health, and disease
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