The Higher Technical School of Engineering of the University of Seville hosts from June 3 to 5 the international symposium “Theoretical and numerical developments in cellular mechanobiology, IUTAM”. In this symposium, world-renowned experts will review the most advanced theoretical and numerical methods, as well as experimental methods in cellular mechanobiology. The event will be an excellent opportunity for researchers to discuss problems and open questions in mechanobiology, share novel methods, findings and insights, and create synergies between theory, computation and experiments. We strongly believe that these synergies are necessary to advance our understanding of the fundamental mechanobiological mechanisms that govern the behavior of cells and tissues in health and disease.