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Eva Pillai

Eva Pillai is a researcher specializing in mechanobiology, axon guidance, developmental biology, neuroscience, and biophysics.1 She is currently affiliated with the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) as a Postdoctoral Fellow (EIPOD).3

Eva Pillai's research focuses on the interplay between mechanical and chemical signals in biological processes, particularly in the developing brain. She has conducted significant work on how tissue stiffness affects chemical signaling in vivo, using the Xenopus laevis brain as a model system.4 Her recent studies have explored the role of the mechanosensitive ion channel Piezo1 in retinal ganglion cell pathfinding and its impact on the expression of chemical guidance cues like Semaphorin3A and Slit1.4

Prior to her current position, Pillai worked with Kristian Franze at the University of Cambridge, studying the interplay of mechanical and chemical factors in biological systems.2 Her academic background includes research at various institutions, as evidenced by her publications and collaborations.14

Eva Pillai has an ORCID identifier (0000-0002-4662-3356), which is used to uniquely identify her as a researcher.35 Her work has been published in prestigious journals, including Nature Neuroscience, and she has made significant contributions to understanding the mechanics of the nervous system from development to disease.1

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Cambridge, United Kingdom