Judith Zubia Aranburu won best poster award at the Engineering Life conference in Dresden 1st to 3rd September.

Judith Zubia Aranburu, DC1 in the NanoRAM network, participated in the Engineering Life 2025: ORIGIN AND FUNCTION OF MECHANICAL FORCES IN BIOLOGY conference in Dresden 1st to 3rd September. Judith was awarded the Best Poster Award for her poster titled “Tumor-associated acidity alters the mechanical properties of T cells”.

The Engineering Life conference, https://eveeno.com/106937286, is an international conference organised by Dresden University of Technology and taking place every two years. The conference serves to present and exchange research results between international working groups on a specific subject area. The 2025 conference topic was the Origin and function of mechanical forces in biology, and the conference brought together experts from multiple disciplines providing a comprehensive overview of current advancements and challenges, offering valuable knowledge for those engaged in both fundamental and applied biological research.