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Does protein dimerization always help targeting and dwell time on DNA? Not for a population! Spacing between DNA targets has big impact. Nonspecific binding and facilitated (1D) diffusion play a key role. Super proud of Mankun Sang’s work!
https://t.co/4Oct64wpp2
Can sensing of membrane receptors be switched on at tunable threshold densities, without active processing? Proud to share this preprint led by the awesome Dr Foley, please check it out!
I’m excited to finally share our new preprint! Membrane-associated assembly processes like CME function as precisely-tunable, spatially targetable, robust on/off switches that don’t require energy at decision-time.
#biophysics
https://t.co/X5EOr0m2kU
I am thrilled to have the opportunity to serve the @BiophysicalSoc in this role. The society has been so important and impactful for me and my #science over the arc of my career, and I am delighted to give back.
Please nominate one of your amazing junior or mid career colleagues for the @BiophysicalSoc Theory & Computation Subgroup Award
They'll receive a cash prize & speak at the 2025 annual meeting in sunny Los Angeles☀️🌴
https://t.co/1CoPbT4Qmn
Nominations due Aug 1, 2024 ⏰
Very excited to share our Jeff (Anmin) PhD paper in collaboration with @Mejohnson81 and Phil Robinson demonstrating that Dynamin 1 undergo Dimensional Reduction: (1) recruitment to the membrane and (2) clustering, to make endocytosis happen.
https://t.co/Hu1Ta7VLCt
Excited to share our latest paper: no matter how stable the macromolecular assembly, kinetic traps can always be avoided by exploiting nonequilibrium protocols. awesome effort by Adip Jhaveri and former undergrads Spencer and Yian! https://t.co/8l964XdzVj
Having diverse subunits in the complex helps expand the solution space. Automatic differentiation is a super cool method for optimization in large parameter spaces, thanks Spencer!
@Nicolas_Fawzi @TheLHSeries thanks Nick! You may not remember but you were the one who I asked about the methyl group and who was, perhaps reasonably, appalled.
Want to work on biological physics at Johns Hopkins? (OK, or other areas of physics which I accept are also interesting). We have a prize postdoctoral fellowship, with competitive pay, some independent research budget - Dec. 1 deadline https://t.co/UjCbKghhc3
The 2024 Biophysical Society meeting will be in Philadelphia. The abstract deadline is just about two weeks away. We have the BPS Lecture by @CarolynBertozzi and an exciting program by @TheVillaLab and Ibrahim Cisse. And the dance is back!
Excited to share our preprint where we 'discover' kinetic protocols for macromolecular self-assembly of highly stable complexes https://t.co/pxgumViSK5
Awesome grad student Adip Jhaveri and former undergrad Spencer Loggia, automatic differentiation is a cool method!
Johns Hopkins Biophysics is hiring tenure-track faculty as part of a faculty expansion at JHU! All ranks, all areas molecular to cellular, theory, comp. and experiment.