We develop custom microsystems to study cancer cell adaptive behavior, that we use as an inspiration to design novel functionalities in artificial systems
We develop custom microsystems to study cancer cell adaptive behavior, that we use as an inspiration to design novel functionalities in artificial systems
We are pioneering the understanding of mechanical adaptation in cancer cells and cell networks, bidirectionally correlated with electric signaling. We manipulate electromechanical behavior in cancer for fundamental science, diagnostics, therapeutics, and artificial intelligence.
We identify unconventional sources of inspiration in the biological world to design adaptive computing frameworks and resilient systems.
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