Keynote Speakers: Giuliano Scarcelli (Univ. Maryland, USA)“Brillouin microscopy in vivo in the clinic” Luc Thevenaz (EPFL, Switzerland)“Brillouin optical fibre sensing: principles and future perspectives” Birgit Stiller (MPL Erlangen, Germany)“Stimulated Brillouin scattering for photonic neuromorphic computing and quantum technologies“ Kirill Larin (Univ. Houston, USA)“Comparative Analysis of Several Elastography Techniques for Tissue Biomechanics“ Anna Taubenberger (TU Dresden, Germany)“Adaptations of cell biophysical properties during tumour growth and progression” Nicoletta Petridou (EMBL, Germany)“Tissue rigidity phase transition shapes morphogen gradients“ Thomas Dehoux [1] / Charlotte Kirchhelle [2] ([1] Université Lyon 1, [2] Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon)Title: TBA Invited Speakers: Shinji Kajimoto (Tohoku Univ., Japan)“Quantification of intracellular LLPS using Raman and Brillouin microscopy” Brendan Kennedy (Univ. Western Australia)“Compression-based optical coherence elastography: mapping tissue elasticity on the micro-scale“ George Fytas (MPI Mainz, Germany)Title: TBA Alessio Zaccone (Univ. Milan, Italy)“Bridging Brillouin scattering and mechanical testing of complex soft materials with atomistic modelling“ Biman Bagchi (IIS, Bangalore, India)“Dynamics of Biological water“ Ingolf Sack (Charite Berlin, Germany)“Magnetic resonance elastography: cross-scale mechanical characterization of soft tissues from zebrafish to patients“ Alberto Bilenca (Ben Gurion Univ., Israel)“Progress and perspectives in stimulated Brillouin microscopy” Stephanie Möllmert (MPL Erlangen, Germany)“Mapping mechanical microenvironments in the female reproductive system”