IMPETUX at three key mechanobiology conferences this October
This October, IMPETUX will be actively participating and supporting three international conferences dedicated to exploring the physics and mechanics of living systems. Our team will be sharing how SENSOCELL optical tweezers enable researchers to quantify forces and mechanical properties inside living cells — helping to advance our understanding of cellular and nuclear mechanobiology.
FASEB Science Research Conference – Mechanobiology of the Nucleus
Melbourne, Florida (USA)
October 26–30, 2025
IMPETUX is proud to sponsor this meeting focused on the interplay between nuclear architecture, gene regulation, and mechanics.
Our Application Scientist Frederic Català Castro will present a short talk on:
“SENSOCELL: Deciphering cell mechanobiology through optical tweezer force spectroscopy”
October 27th, 12:30–12:40 pm
⚛️ Physics of Life Days 2025
Institut Jacques Monod, Paris (France)
October 2–3, 2025
This interdisciplinary meeting brings together physicists and biologists to discuss the latest developments in physical approaches to living systems.
IMPETUX will be there to showcase the latest capabilities of our technology for in vivo force spectroscopy and cell mechanics research. In collaboration with our friends at the Romet-Lemone /Jegou lab we organized demos of our SENSOCELL optical tweezers.
CellMech 2025 – Cell Mechanics: from Single Molecules to Tissues
Leuven (Belgium)
September 29 – October 3, 2025
This international conference covers cutting-edge research in cell and tissue mechanics. Visit our booth to discuss your projects and discover how SENSOCELL can bring quantitative force measurements into your live-cell experiments.
We’re looking forward to meeting the scientific community throughout October and support research in cell mechanobiology and biophysical instrumentation.
