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Meeting… These supracolloids can in turn interact to make more complex architectures, such as dimers, tubules and mosaics, seeding a new generation of life-like materials. Our results …
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MeetingSpeaker: William H. Press, Ph.D.Leslie Surginer Professor of Computer Sciences and Integrative Biology, University of Texas at AustinScientific Advisory Board, Flatiron Institute Title: Bandit Problems, Clinical …
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MeetingSpeaker: Martin H. Wühr, Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, Princeton University Topic: Differential nuclear import sets the timing of protein access to the embryonic genome The development …
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MeetingSpeaker: Amy Q. Shen, Ph.D., Micro/Bio/Nanofluidics Unit, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University, Okinawa, Japan Topic: Viscoelastic instabilities in microfluidic flows Microfluidics has …
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MeetingPresenter: Lisa Brown, Ph.D., Senior Data Scientist, Developmental Dynamics Topic: Lineage Reconstruction for Preimplantation Mouse Embryogenesis I will present our work in reconstructing cell lineages from time …
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MeetingSpeaker: Chris Edelmaier, Ph.D. (University of North Carolina) Topic: A computational perspective on cytoskeletal self-assembly processes across scales: from the mitotic spindle to protein-membrane interactions …
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MeetingPresenter: Julia Koehler Leman (Research Scientist, Systems Biology) Presenter: Tatyana Gavrilchenko (Flatiron Research Fellow, Developmental Dynamics)
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IDEAS Scholar Lecture/CCB Colloquium: "Computational challenges in a densely sequenced tree of life"
ColloquiumSpeaker: Dr. Katherine S. Pollard (University of California, San Francisco) Title: Computational Challenges in a densely sequenced tree of life Genome sequencing and assembly have exploded since 2015 … -
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MeetingSpeakers: Joshua Carmichael, Garrett Wright, Christopher Langfield, Princeton University Topic: ASPIRE – A Python Package for Single Particle Reconstruction We demonstrate ASPIRE’s functionality by running through a typical …
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MeetingPresenter: Justin Lindsay, (Flatiron Research Fellow, Structural and Molecular Biophysics) Presenter: David Stein, (Research Scientist, Biophysical Modeling)
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MeetingPresenter: Reza Farhadifar (Research Scientist, Biophysical Modeling Group) Presenter: Chen Lin (Flatiron Research Fellow, Structural and Molecular Biophysics)
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MeetingSpeaker: Helen Yu, Ph.D., Stanford University Topic: Fragment-Based Ligand Generation Guided By Geometric Deep Learning On Protein-Ligand Structure Computationally-aided design of novel molecules has …
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MeetingSpeaker: Marianne Bauer, Ph.D., Delft University of Technology Topic: Sensing transcription factors in the fly embryo Transcription factor concentrations can be seen as signals that need to …
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Meeting… protein dynamics to validate our model. Our enhanced atomistic simulations are a significant improvement over unbiased molecular dynamics techniques to study protein dynamics and transition kinetics and …
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MeetingSpeakers: Jake D. Johnston, New York Structural Biology Center Reza Paraan, New York Structural Biology Center
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MeetingSpeaker: Sankalp Nambiar, Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics Title: Hydrodynamics of slender swimmers near deformable interfaces We study the coupled hydrodynamics between a motile slender microswimmer and a …
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MeetingSpeaker: Danny Beh-Zvi, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Topic: Weight loss dependent and independent effects of bariatric (weight loss) surgery Bariatric, AKA weight-loss surgery, is an …
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Meeting… microscopy, molecular, and biochemical evidence to show that Bb granules initially undergo liquid-liquid phase separation, and then gradually lipid-solid phase- separation in forming the mature …
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MeetingAre you interested in electron microscopy? Do you use or analyze cryo-electron- tomography data? Are you developing methods for single particle analysis? Have you just started studying …
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SeminarMassive Linear Swimmers at Low Reynolds Number Two possibilities of description of swimmers’ motion, the stroke-based as well as the force-based one, are showcased, both of …
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Seminar… of 8,304 samples across 53 tissues from the GTEx project. We demonstrate that iDARTS can help to identify the causal effects of common and rare genomic …
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MeetingPresenter: Zudi Linn, Harvard University Title: Scalable and Flexible Connectomics Segmentation with PyTorch ConnectomicsWe present PyTorch Connectomics (PyTC), an open-source deep-learning framework for the semantic and …
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MeetingPresenter: Lisa Brown, Ph.D., Senior Data Scientist, Developmental Dynamics Topic: Lineage Reconstruction for Preimplantation Mouse Embryogenesis I will present our work in reconstructing cell lineages from time …
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ColloquiumSpeaker: Doeke Hekstra, Assistant Professor of Moelcular and Cellular Biology, Harvard University Title: Visualization of correlated motions underlying enzyme function The conformational dynamics of proteins underlie key aspects …
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Workshop… (University of Pennsylvania) Nicolas Romeo (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) David Saintillan (University of California, San Diego) Joshua W. Shaevitz (Princeton University) Michael Shelley (Center for Computational Biology …
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MeetingAre you interested in electron microscopy? Do you use or analyze cryo-electron- tomography data? Are you developing methods for single particle analysis? Have you just started studying …
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Seminar… different environmental conditions. Ultimately, our goal is to better understand how plasticity and robustness are achieved by the same developmental system, so that developing animals phenotypically match …
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SeminarSpeaker: Norbert Perrimon, Ph.D., Professor of Genetics, Blavatnik Institute, Harvard Medical School Topic: Inter-organ communication: A Drosophila perspective Mathematical modelling has become increasingly integrated into biological …
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SeminarSpeaker: Ido Lavi, University of Barcelona Title: Motility and morphodynamics of confined cells Under physiological conditions, immune cells and cancer cells typically move through highly restricted 3D environments …
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Colloquium… Harvard, where he studied fluid dynamics and instabilities in porous media and colloidal microcapsules with David Weitz. His postdoctoral training was in Chemical Engineering at Caltech, where …
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SeminarSpeaker: Jessica Ware, American Museum of Natural History, Curator of Odonata & non-Holometabolous Minor Orders Topic: An overview of the dragonfly and damselfly tree of life Dragonflies and …
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ColloquiumSpeaker: Markus J. Buehler McAfee Professor of Engineering, MIT Title: The mechanics of bio-inspired material intelligence Digital biomaterials are designed through an integrated approach of large-scale …
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SeminarSpeaker: Jan Funke, Group Leader at HHMI Janelia Topic: Neurotransmitter Classification from Electron Microscopy In this talk, we will have a look at our ongoing work to discover …