Annalisa Bellandi
@annalisabellandi.bsky.social
Postdoc @ WUR - plant mechanobiology
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2 years postdoc position open in Liam Elliott's team @liamelliottplants.bsky.social at @lbmcinlyon.bsky.social
Nice people, good place, excellent science !
#interface2026 meeting
@ensdelyon.bsky.social @rdplab.bsky.social
Nice people, good place, excellent science !
#interface2026 meeting
@ensdelyon.bsky.social @rdplab.bsky.social
September 9, 2026 at 7:20 AM
2 years postdoc position open in Liam Elliott's team @liamelliottplants.bsky.social at @lbmcinlyon.bsky.social
Nice people, good place, excellent science !
#interface2026 meeting
@ensdelyon.bsky.social @rdplab.bsky.social
Nice people, good place, excellent science !
#interface2026 meeting
@ensdelyon.bsky.social @rdplab.bsky.social
Reposted by Annalisa Bellandi
Very excited to present our work at the MechanoBioTalks next week! Thank you very much @green-te.bsky.social the opportunity and for bringing ECRs together.
Sign up for the upcoming MechanoBioTalk by Neftaly Cruz Mireles (University of Zurich): "Defining protein phosphorylation networks at the plant–pathogen interface"- 16th September 2PM CET.
Find the registration link and more information in our website: green-te.nl/activities/
@green-te.bsky.social
Find the registration link and more information in our website: green-te.nl/activities/
@green-te.bsky.social
Activities - GreenTE
Activities Webinars ”MechanoBioTalks – Mechanics, Materials and Living Matter” is a webinar series supported by the GreenTE consortium and organized […]
green-te.nl
September 9, 2026 at 4:33 PM
Very excited to present our work at the MechanoBioTalks next week! Thank you very much @green-te.bsky.social the opportunity and for bringing ECRs together.
Reposted by Annalisa Bellandi
PhD position available (start 2027) in my group at TUM! We study how mechanical stress controls cell cycle progression and cytoskeletal dynamics in plants, combining cell biology, biochemistry and biophysics. CV + cover letter to [email protected]. RTs welcome! #PlantSciJobs
September 8, 2026 at 8:53 AM
PhD position available (start 2027) in my group at TUM! We study how mechanical stress controls cell cycle progression and cytoskeletal dynamics in plants, combining cell biology, biochemistry and biophysics. CV + cover letter to [email protected]. RTs welcome! #PlantSciJobs
Reposted by Annalisa Bellandi
Sign up for the upcoming MechanoBioTalk by Neftaly Cruz Mireles (University of Zurich): "Defining protein phosphorylation networks at the plant–pathogen interface"- 16th September 2PM CET.
Find the registration link and more information in our website: green-te.nl/activities/
@green-te.bsky.social
Find the registration link and more information in our website: green-te.nl/activities/
@green-te.bsky.social
Activities - GreenTE
Activities Webinars ”MechanoBioTalks – Mechanics, Materials and Living Matter” is a webinar series supported by the GreenTE consortium and organized […]
green-te.nl
August 20, 2026 at 9:08 AM
Sign up for the upcoming MechanoBioTalk by Neftaly Cruz Mireles (University of Zurich): "Defining protein phosphorylation networks at the plant–pathogen interface"- 16th September 2PM CET.
Find the registration link and more information in our website: green-te.nl/activities/
@green-te.bsky.social
Find the registration link and more information in our website: green-te.nl/activities/
@green-te.bsky.social
Reposted by Annalisa Bellandi
Our work on the mechanoresponsiveness of actin is out! While plant microtubules have been extensively studied for their role in mechanobiology, actin has very much been ignored. Here we show that actin responds to cellular deformations within minutes and observed it in Marchantia and Arabidopsis!
Plant actin networks are rapid mechano-adaptive scaffolds https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.07.16.738884v1
July 17, 2026 at 7:44 AM
Our work on the mechanoresponsiveness of actin is out! While plant microtubules have been extensively studied for their role in mechanobiology, actin has very much been ignored. Here we show that actin responds to cellular deformations within minutes and observed it in Marchantia and Arabidopsis!
Reposted by Annalisa Bellandi
🧪🌾Researcher portrait: Meet @jalonsos.bsky.social 🌍
How do changes in water become signals that guide plant growth?
In our new portrait, Juan talks about water movement, meristems, tree “heartbeats”, and why plants can be seen as teachers.
Read the portrait here: www.upsc.se/about-upsc/n...
How do changes in water become signals that guide plant growth?
In our new portrait, Juan talks about water movement, meristems, tree “heartbeats”, and why plants can be seen as teachers.
Read the portrait here: www.upsc.se/about-upsc/n...
June 26, 2026 at 2:09 PM
🧪🌾Researcher portrait: Meet @jalonsos.bsky.social 🌍
How do changes in water become signals that guide plant growth?
In our new portrait, Juan talks about water movement, meristems, tree “heartbeats”, and why plants can be seen as teachers.
Read the portrait here: www.upsc.se/about-upsc/n...
How do changes in water become signals that guide plant growth?
In our new portrait, Juan talks about water movement, meristems, tree “heartbeats”, and why plants can be seen as teachers.
Read the portrait here: www.upsc.se/about-upsc/n...
Don't forget the next MechanoBioTalks episode tomorrow at 2 PM CET: Benoit Landrein (RDP Lyon) will speak about mechanical control of seed morphogenesis!
For more info and registration: green-te.nl/activities/
For more info and registration: green-te.nl/activities/
Activities - GreenTE
Activities Webinars ”MechanoBioTalks – Mechanics, Materials and Living Matter” is a webinar series supported by the GreenTE consortium and organized […]
green-te.nl
June 23, 2026 at 12:25 PM
Don't forget the next MechanoBioTalks episode tomorrow at 2 PM CET: Benoit Landrein (RDP Lyon) will speak about mechanical control of seed morphogenesis!
For more info and registration: green-te.nl/activities/
For more info and registration: green-te.nl/activities/
New episode of the MechanoBioTalks webinar tomorrow!
To join us, register here green-te.nl/activities/
To join us, register here green-te.nl/activities/
On 22 april at 2 PM CET, the MechnoBioTalks webinar series will continue with Michael Nash. His research focuses on engineering the mechanical properties of biomolecules with highly interdisciplinary research, combining single-molecule biophysics, molecular modelling, and high-throughput screening.
April 21, 2026 at 7:16 AM
New episode of the MechanoBioTalks webinar tomorrow!
To join us, register here green-te.nl/activities/
To join us, register here green-te.nl/activities/
Working with amazing people in an amazing place @johninnescentre.bsky.social , and getting to see hundreds of these videos was already beyond my wildest dreams... Now surprised and happy to see that the wave of calcium joy keeps travelling! :)
This is why we love #CalciumSignaling
Look how mechanical damage triggers long range Ca2+ waves in this plant !!
By @annalisabellandi.bsky.social, who is now around here ;)
Full www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... @science.org #microscopy #cell #mechanobiology 🧪🔬
Look how mechanical damage triggers long range Ca2+ waves in this plant !!
By @annalisabellandi.bsky.social, who is now around here ;)
Full www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... @science.org #microscopy #cell #mechanobiology 🧪🔬
March 20, 2026 at 3:20 PM
Working with amazing people in an amazing place @johninnescentre.bsky.social , and getting to see hundreds of these videos was already beyond my wildest dreams... Now surprised and happy to see that the wave of calcium joy keeps travelling! :)
A new webinar series is born - ''MechanoBioTalks - Mechanics, Materials and Living Matter", to bring together and inspire researchers interested in biomechanics, biophysics and biology across different kingdoms of life. Join us!
For info and registration visit green-te.nl/activities/
For info and registration visit green-te.nl/activities/
Activities - GreenTE
Activities Webinars ”MechanoBioTalks – Mechanics, Materials and Living Matter” is a webinar series supported by the GreenTE consortium and organized […]
green-te.nl
January 22, 2026 at 8:18 AM
A new webinar series is born - ''MechanoBioTalks - Mechanics, Materials and Living Matter", to bring together and inspire researchers interested in biomechanics, biophysics and biology across different kingdoms of life. Join us!
For info and registration visit green-te.nl/activities/
For info and registration visit green-te.nl/activities/