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DESCRIPTION:SAVE THE DATE: MAY 27 – 29\, 2026\nWEILL HALL – CORNELL UNI
 VERSITY – ITHACA\, NY\n\nREGISTRATION: CLOSED\n\nRegistration Deadline: 
 May 15 \n\nAbstract Deadline (Talks): CLOSED \n\nAbstract Deadline (Poster
 s): CLOSED\n\nThe Mechanobiology Hub Summer Symposium will bring together 
 faculty\, postdoctoral researchers\, graduate students\, and other trainee
 s from Cornell University and neighboring institutions to strengthen and e
 xpand our regional mechanobiology community. Rooted in the Hub’s mission
 \, the symposium is designed to connect researchers across disciplines\, s
 cales\, and systems who share an interest in how mechanical forces shape b
 iology and disease.\n\nThe symposium will provide an opportunity to learn 
 about ongoing mechanobiology research spanning cell and molecular biophysi
 cs to tissue and organ mechanics\, with applications in development\, card
 iovascular and musculoskeletal biology\, cancer\, and beyond\, highlight s
 hared technologies and expertise\, and spark new collaborations and initia
 tives.\n\nAbove all\, this meeting aims to build community: to create spac
 e for conversation\, discovery\, and the exchange of ideas among establish
 ed investigators\, early-career researchers\, and trainees. By bringing to
 gether diverse perspectives in a collegial setting\, we hope to identify n
 ew opportunities to strengthen the local mechanobiology community\, increa
 se its visibility\, and to foster the cross-disciplinary partnerships need
 ed to accelerate discovery and innovation in mechanobiology.\n\n🌟 ANNOU
 NCING KEYNOTE SPEAKER 🌟\n\nDr. Amy E. Shyer\, Ph.D.\, Associate Profess
 or\, The Rockefeller University: Dr. Shyer heads the Laboratory of Morphog
 enesis and studies the mechanical forces and molecular cues that guide tis
 sue formation in the developing embryo.\n\nMORE INFORMATION & DRAFT SCHEDU
 LE AVAILABLE: https://mechanobiology.wicmb.cornell.edu/events-programs/sym
 posium-2026/
GEO:42.446873;-76.477196
LOCATION:Weill Hall\, 226
SUMMARY:Mechanobiology Symposium
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/mechanobiology-symposium
CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop
CATEGORIES:Meeting
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Networking
CATEGORIES:Symposium
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DTSTAMP:20260912T082348Z
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DTSTART:20260528T130000Z
DTEND:20260528T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:SAVE THE DATE: MAY 27 – 29\, 2026\nWEILL HALL – CORNELL UNI
 VERSITY – ITHACA\, NY\n\nREGISTRATION: CLOSED\n\nRegistration Deadline: 
 May 15 \n\nAbstract Deadline (Talks): CLOSED \n\nAbstract Deadline (Poster
 s): CLOSED\n\nThe Mechanobiology Hub Summer Symposium will bring together 
 faculty\, postdoctoral researchers\, graduate students\, and other trainee
 s from Cornell University and neighboring institutions to strengthen and e
 xpand our regional mechanobiology community. Rooted in the Hub’s mission
 \, the symposium is designed to connect researchers across disciplines\, s
 cales\, and systems who share an interest in how mechanical forces shape b
 iology and disease.\n\nThe symposium will provide an opportunity to learn 
 about ongoing mechanobiology research spanning cell and molecular biophysi
 cs to tissue and organ mechanics\, with applications in development\, card
 iovascular and musculoskeletal biology\, cancer\, and beyond\, highlight s
 hared technologies and expertise\, and spark new collaborations and initia
 tives.\n\nAbove all\, this meeting aims to build community: to create spac
 e for conversation\, discovery\, and the exchange of ideas among establish
 ed investigators\, early-career researchers\, and trainees. By bringing to
 gether diverse perspectives in a collegial setting\, we hope to identify n
 ew opportunities to strengthen the local mechanobiology community\, increa
 se its visibility\, and to foster the cross-disciplinary partnerships need
 ed to accelerate discovery and innovation in mechanobiology.\n\n🌟 ANNOU
 NCING KEYNOTE SPEAKER 🌟\n\nDr. Amy E. Shyer\, Ph.D.\, Associate Profess
 or\, The Rockefeller University: Dr. Shyer heads the Laboratory of Morphog
 enesis and studies the mechanical forces and molecular cues that guide tis
 sue formation in the developing embryo.\n\nMORE INFORMATION & DRAFT SCHEDU
 LE AVAILABLE: https://mechanobiology.wicmb.cornell.edu/events-programs/sym
 posium-2026/
GEO:42.446873;-76.477196
LOCATION:Weill Hall\, 226
SUMMARY:Mechanobiology Symposium
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/mechanobiology-symposium
CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop
CATEGORIES:Meeting
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Networking
CATEGORIES:Symposium
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DTSTAMP:20260912T082348Z
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DTSTART:20260529T130000Z
DTEND:20260529T160000Z
DESCRIPTION:SAVE THE DATE: MAY 27 – 29\, 2026\nWEILL HALL – CORNELL UNI
 VERSITY – ITHACA\, NY\n\nREGISTRATION: CLOSED\n\nRegistration Deadline: 
 May 15 \n\nAbstract Deadline (Talks): CLOSED \n\nAbstract Deadline (Poster
 s): CLOSED\n\nThe Mechanobiology Hub Summer Symposium will bring together 
 faculty\, postdoctoral researchers\, graduate students\, and other trainee
 s from Cornell University and neighboring institutions to strengthen and e
 xpand our regional mechanobiology community. Rooted in the Hub’s mission
 \, the symposium is designed to connect researchers across disciplines\, s
 cales\, and systems who share an interest in how mechanical forces shape b
 iology and disease.\n\nThe symposium will provide an opportunity to learn 
 about ongoing mechanobiology research spanning cell and molecular biophysi
 cs to tissue and organ mechanics\, with applications in development\, card
 iovascular and musculoskeletal biology\, cancer\, and beyond\, highlight s
 hared technologies and expertise\, and spark new collaborations and initia
 tives.\n\nAbove all\, this meeting aims to build community: to create spac
 e for conversation\, discovery\, and the exchange of ideas among establish
 ed investigators\, early-career researchers\, and trainees. By bringing to
 gether diverse perspectives in a collegial setting\, we hope to identify n
 ew opportunities to strengthen the local mechanobiology community\, increa
 se its visibility\, and to foster the cross-disciplinary partnerships need
 ed to accelerate discovery and innovation in mechanobiology.\n\n🌟 ANNOU
 NCING KEYNOTE SPEAKER 🌟\n\nDr. Amy E. Shyer\, Ph.D.\, Associate Profess
 or\, The Rockefeller University: Dr. Shyer heads the Laboratory of Morphog
 enesis and studies the mechanical forces and molecular cues that guide tis
 sue formation in the developing embryo.\n\nMORE INFORMATION & DRAFT SCHEDU
 LE AVAILABLE: https://mechanobiology.wicmb.cornell.edu/events-programs/sym
 posium-2026/
GEO:42.446873;-76.477196
LOCATION:Weill Hall\, 226
SUMMARY:Mechanobiology Symposium
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/mechanobiology-symposium
CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop
CATEGORIES:Meeting
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Special Event
CATEGORIES:Networking
CATEGORIES:Symposium
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