🎉 We are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Nanobiophysics Lab!
A decade of discoveries, innovative methods, inspiring students, and fruitful collaborations. 🚀🔬
A huge thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey — past and present.
The best is yet to come! 🥂✨
Saint Nicholas paid a visit to the nBio lab at UCLouvain and brought a mountain of sweets for our wise (and slightly mischievous) researchers. Fueling science, one sugar rush at a time! 🍭🔬
Delighted to congratulate my postdoc , Dr. Irem Demir, on receiving the prestigious « L’Oreal-UNESCO for Women in Science award » 🌟👏🏻 Her dedication to advancing research is truly inspiring! #WomeninScience
Today, we celebrated the Galette des Rois tradition in the NBio lab! 🥳🎉 Congratulations to our new King and Queen of 2025! 👑 A sweet way to kick off the year together as a team!
Today the team swapped lab coats for bubble suits! Lots of laughs, teamwork and epic bounces!
Excited to share that IBDM (Institut de Biologie du Développement de Marseille) is expanding its research groups this year! A great place for developmental biology and interdisciplinary research located on the beautiful Marseille-Luminy campus!
Deadline for applications: March 30th, 2025
Delighted to have hosted Prof. Rafael Bernardi (Auburn University) today for an excellent seminar! 🔬His insights sparked nearly as many questions as the rain falling on Belgium today—proof of a great talk and classic Belgian weather! 🌧️💧☔️
👏Andra Dumitru is on stage at #CellMech2025 presenting the recent results of her team. 🚀🔬
Well done, Andra — and congratulations to the whole team for this great achievement! 👏🎉
#Biophysics #Research #TeamWork
The first breath of winter has arrived in Belgium! ❄️ Snowflakes are dancing, turning the landscape into a beautiful painting. 🌨️ Who's ready for the winter season? #Snow #Winter #Belgium #FirstSnowflakes
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Deeply saddened by the passing of Prof. Mike Sheetz, a true leader in Mechanobiology. His groundbreaking work on Kinesin, membrane organization, and mechanotransduction has left an indelible mark. A tremendous loss to science. #Mechanobiology #Science #LaskerAward
