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SeminarSpeaker: Marc A. Gilles (Princeton University) Title: A Bayesian Framework for Cryo-EM Heterogeneity Analysis using Regularized Covariance Estimation Abstract: Proteins and the complexes they form are central …
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Colloquium… therapeutic target. Allosteric propagation is particularly effective across the central beta sheet of KRAS and multiple surface pockets are genetically-validated as allosterically active, including a distal …
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ColloquiumSpeaker: Marcelo Magnasco Professor and Head of Lab of Integrative Neuroscience, Rockefeller University Title: Signal propagation in recurrent networks When the linear component of the dynamics of a …
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SeminarMatt Swulius is an Assistant Professor in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology department at the Penn State college of medicine. He is also a Scientific Director of the …
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ConferenceAlthough some biological processes are highly stereotyped, others exhibit large degrees of variability. In many cases, this variability is core to the biological function of that process. DICE …
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ColloquiumSpeaker: Michael Elowitz, Ph.D. Professor of Biology and Bioengineering, California Institute of Technology Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Title: Many-to-many protein networks: modules of multicellularity …
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SeminarSpeaker: Timothy Grant, Ph.D., Assistant Professor University of Wisconsin – Madison Title: Enhancing the Image: Developing Computational Tools for Cryo-EM Cryo-EM has recently undergone rapid progress …
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SeminarSpeaker: Yuhai Tu, Ph.D., IBM T. J. Watson Research Center Topic: Nonequilibrium Physics for Living Systems Complex systems with many degrees of freedom and/or many interacting …
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ColloquiumSpeaker: Dr. Syma Khalid, University of Oxford Title: Computational Microbiology of Bacterial Cell Envelopes: Successes, Limitations and Scope for Collaborations Bacterial cell envelopes are compositionally complex, crowded and …
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MeetingSpeaker: Daniel Riveline, Ph.D. (University of Strasbourg, France) Topic: Symmetry breaking and collective effects in biological physics Biological cells move, divide, change their shapes, adhere to their …
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MeetingSpeaker: Ray Goldstein, Ph.DSchlumberger Professor of Complex Physical Systems in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP) at the University of Cambridge Title: Algal Phototaxis …
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WorkshopCryoEM Summer Workshop from summer 2023 For more detailed information, go here.
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MeetingSpeaker: Tom Shimizu, Ph.D., AMOLF Topic: Exploring the wave nature of life across scales – from active matter to ecology Viewed at sufficiently large scales, the dynamics of …
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Colloquium… drag on their larger bodies. Without such a collective balancing mechanism, the swimming speed of uniflagellar bacteria generically decreases with increasing body size. As such, our study …