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SUMMARY:Mechanobiology and Biomechanics Forum Launch Event
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DESCRIPTION:<b>Join the Mechanobiology and Biomechanics Forum</b>\n\nDate
 : 30th April \nTime: 2 – 4pm\nLocation: The Christabel Pankhurst Institu
 te\, Open Suite\n\n[https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mechanobiology-and-bi
 omechanics-forum-launch-tickets-1297229812289?aff=oddtdtcreator/ Registe
 r to attend]  \n\nOn April 30th\, we’re bringing together experts from a
 cross The University of Manchester for the Mechanobiology and Biomechani
 cs Forum launch event at the Christabel Pankhurst Building. This is your
  chance to share ideas\, spark collaborations\, and dive into cutting-ed
 ge research shaping the future of the field. \n\n<b>Let’s Build This Tog
 ether</b> \n\nThe Mechanobiology & Biomechanics Forum is a cross-faculty
  initiative that connects researchers in the fields of mechanobiology\, 
 cell-matrix biology\, (bio)nanomechanics\, biomaterials\, developmental 
 biology\, cancer sciences\, tissue engineering\, and regenerative medici
 ne at the University of Manchester. Our aim is to harness the collective
  expertise of the Forum’s multidisciplinary userbase to improve collabor
 ation and knowledge sharing. We promote the development of key methodolo
 gies\, technologies\, and research strategies to enable a better underst
 anding of the impact of biomechanics on biological systems across health
 \, disease\, and development. The Forum serves as a platform to share re
 search findings\, ask questions\, and engage in discussions about all re
 lated fields of research.\n\nFill out our [https://forms.office.com/e/1U
 mhPF2CRL?origin=lprLink/ short interest form] to help us tailor discussi
 ons and highlight your exciting projects within the community. (Optional
 )\n\nWe welcome any enquiries: mechbio@listserv.manchester.ac.uk\n\n<b>A
 ffiliation:</b> Advanced Materials in Medicine (Professor Julie Gough an
 d Dr Stephen Richardson)\, Christabel Pankhurst Institute. \n\n<b>Organi
 sing committee:</b> Dr Eldhose Skaria\, Dr Craig J Williams\, Dr Alex Ko
 ch\, Dr Julia Schoonover\n\n<b>Academic leads:</b> Dr Joe Swift\, Dr Ada
 m Byron\, Dr John-Robert Davis\, Dr Sarah Woolner \n\n
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CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Open Suite\, Christabel Pankhurst Building\, Dover Street \, Man
 chester
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