Cellular Mechanobiology Lab
Cellular Mechanobiology Lab
KAIST · Mechanical Engineering
Professor
Prof. 신현정
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신현정 교수(KAIST 지정석좌교수)의 KAIST 기계공학과 SHIN Lab(연성 생체역학). 정량적 실험과 분석으로 세포가 기계적 자극을 감지·반응하는 메커니즘을 규명하며 질병 이해와 조직공학 응용을 목표로 한다.
Research keywords
Selected publications
- Electrical stimulation promotes structural plasticity in cortical spheroids by modulating N-cadherin-dependent collective migration and mechanotransductionBiomedical Engineering Letters · 2026
- Mechanomedicine: Translating mechanical forces into therapeutic strategiesAPL Bioengineering · 2025
- Triboelectric nanogenerator for modulating neuronal outgrowth and neuroplasticity through controlled stimulationNano Energy · 2025
- Classification of differentially activated groups of fibroblasts using morphodynamic and motile featuresAPL Bioengineering · 2025
- Reciprocal folding dynamics in cellular networks at the stroma-basement membrane interfaceActa Biomaterialia · 2025
- EMT induction in normal breast epithelial cells by COX2-expressing fibroblastsCell Communication and Signaling · 2025
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