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    Understanding Cells and Engineering Tissues

    The development and function of tissues and organs are governed by intricate spatial and temporal processes that integrate genetic, mechanical, and environmental cues. We investigate how these factors shape the organisation and behavior of cells within three-dimensional tissues. Using advanced imaging, mechanobiology, and interdisciplinary approaches we aim to create innovative applications in regenerative medicine and biotechnology. 
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