ALT Aerial view of Washington, D.C., featuring the Society for Neuroscience logo. Text reads: "Come see us at Neuroscience 2026, Booth 1217, November 14-18.

ALT Two individuals in lab coats are looking at a computer screen displaying colorful research data. The text on the image reads: "Customer Interview: How the ECLIPSE Ji Continues to Support Research Today.

ALT The image contains text on a dark background. The main text reads, "What feedback have you received about the ECLIPSE Ji?" Below, a yellow quotation mark precedes feedback stating that laboratory members find the Ji intuitive and accessible. It notes that even new PhD students can produce publication-quality images with minimal training.

ALT A Nikon microscope is displayed. Next to it, text reads: "One of our goals is to develop a predictive framework for mechanical memory in 3D tumor spheroids and organoids. We aim to understand how curvature, confinement, and mechanical stress dynamically reorganize the cytoskeleton and nucleus, and how these changes bias invasive behavior.

ALT Research poster featuring diagrams and charts related to cell mechanics. The title mentions using ECLIPSE Ji-AX for tissue-scale architecture studies. Section a discusses mechanical switches with a diagram of cells and graphs. Section b compares modeling with experiments, including bar graphs and labeled "Memory" and "No memory." Section c explores mechanical memory, showing migrating speed and actin cortex illustrations.