Mechanical stimulation of living cells without contact, anywhere

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How It Works

An easy-to-use technology that relies on magneto-materials to reproduce cellular environments

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  • Non-invasive performance

    NeoMag device providing non-invasive magnetic control of mechanical stimulation on a cell substrate

    By using an intelligent material (sensitive to magnetic fields), NeoMag allows a non-invasive, multidimensional and real-time control of mechanical stresses and deformations.

  • Illustration of NeoMag simulating 2D and 3D complex cellular environments including tumour development

    Thanks to precise mechanical environmental control over the cellular substrate, NeoMag is able to simulate 2D and 3D complex cellular environments such as tumoral development, tissue recovery or cerebral cells.

    Complex biological problems

  • NeoMag system integrated with conventional microscopy and lab imaging equipment

    We have developed NeoMag to be used with conventional imaging systems, so it can be easily integrated with regular instrumentation and lab equipment.

    System flexibility

Why NeoMag

What makes our technology so powerful

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Adaptation to any conventional imaging system

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Integration with other instrumental equipment (e.g. nanoindenters)

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Suitable for 2D and 3D biological systems

Use Cases

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El científico español que aúna mecánica y biología para reproducir enfermedades en el laboratorio

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Novel method based on smart materials shows real-time cell damage

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Charlamos con Daniel García González, profesor titular del departamento de Mecánica de Medios Continuos y Teoría de Estructuras de la UC3M

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Ni grapas ni puntos: silicona magnética para cicatrizar heridas

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El profesor de la UC3M Daniel García, Premio Nacional de Investigación para Jóvenes 2023

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60Nd Blog

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