🔬 How do cells sense and respond to mechanical forces? Interview with Professor Sylvain Gabriele @NikonInstrumentsInc
🔬 How do cells sense and respond to mechanical forces? Interview with Professor Sylvain Gabriele @NikonInstrumentsInc
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
🔬 From smart automation to advanced confocal imaging, Nikon's ECLIPSE Ji-AX is helping researchers explore complex 3D biological systems with greater ease and reproducibility.

Learn how Professor Sylvain Gabriele and the team at the University of Mons are using the system to bridge imaging, mechanobiology, and bioengineering.

📖 Read the interview: bit.ly/3TyskxT

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🔬 How do cells sense and respond to mechanical forces? Interview with Professor Sylvain Gabriele

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