Priti Agarwal

@PritiAg007

Assistant Professor @NCBS_Bangalore. Interested in mechanobiology of organs, microscopy and -omics. Previously @TelAvivUni @MBIsg @IITKanpur

NCBS, Bangalore ncbs.res.in/faculty/priti Joined May 2017

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Priti Agarwal @PritiAg007 Mar 27, 2025

I’m delighted to share that I am starting as an Assistant Professor @NCBS_Bangalore! Our lab will explore how mechanical forces shape organ architecture, regulate germ cell fate, and drive collective cell migration- using C. elegans as a model system.

Priti Agarwal @PritiAg007 Sep 2

We are looking for a motivated JRF to join our lab at NCBS and work on exciting questions in cell & developmental biology using C. elegans.
🎓Master’s in Life Sciences
Experience in cell biology & microscopy/imaging preferred. Interested? Send your CV + research interests.

Priti Agarwal @PritiAg007 Aug 26

Mechanics of ageing embryos!

kate cavanaugh @cavankatenaugh Aug 25

🧵 What if one reason fertility declines with age isn’t just genetic-but mechanical?

Thrilled to share our new paper in @NatureCellBio:

Elevated contractility drives implantation failure in mouse embryos from aged females… here’s what we found 👇

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Priti Agarwal @PritiAg007 Aug 3

If interested, apply soon!

Priti Agarwal @PritiAg007 Apr 10, 2025

Ever wondered how organs take shape? Join us to find out! The Organ Mechanobiology Lab @NCBS_Bangalore is recruiting Graduate Trainees. Perfect for final-year students curious about tissue mechanics, development & cell biology. Check out the ad below 👇 Please RT! Thanks 🙏

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Priti Agarwal @PritiAg007 Jun 30

Dear Dev Mech Enthusiasts!

The Developmental Mechanics Seminar Series returns on 24 September.

We have an exciting lineup of speakers and are always keen to hear from anyone interested in presenting their work. Register here: tinyurl.com/2munv5bv

docs.google.com International Developmental Mechanics Seminar Series Please fill out the following survey if you are interested in the 2025-2026 International Zoom Seminars on Developmental Mechanics. Our website: https://sites.google.com/view/devmechseminars