Linda Srbova

Linda Srbova serves as a Visiting Doctoral Researcher in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation at Aalto University's School of Electrical Engineering, where she contributes to the Microsystems Technology research group through interdisciplinary work at the nexus of biomedical engineering and materials science.

Her research expertise centers on biomechanics and tissue engineering, with specialized focus on mechanical characterization of biological materials using Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), Transmission Electron Microscopy, and advanced microrheometry techniques. She investigates viscoelastic properties of collagen matrices and 3D cell cultures, particularly examining how mechanical cues influence stromal environments and tumor-relevant stiffness levels for applications in regenerative medicine and cancer research.

Dr. Srbova's publication record (2023-2024) reveals consistent innovation in quantifying cellular-scale mechanical properties, featuring novel methodologies for probabilistic viscoelasticity analysis and radiation effects on tissue mechanics. Her work bridges electrical engineering principles with biomedical applications, advancing understanding of biomechanical tumor microenvironments.

Within the Microsystems Technology research ecosystem, she actively collaborates on developing microsystem platforms for precision biomechanical measurements, contributing to Aalto University's leadership in biomedical microtechnology research.