Yulia Yancheva

PhD student in single molecule biophysics studying the mechanisms of enzyme oligomerisation.

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

Our paper on single-molecule studies of enhanced enzyme diffusion (EED) is out - we use mass photometry to show that some enzymes dissociate to their subunits upon ligand binding, providing a possible mechanism for the previously observed EED. @sanigulk
https://t.co/tnItvic4p0

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

Of course biggest thanks to my masters student (at the time) @ChapeRonald who is now our colleague at KT lab

[Ronald van der Meulen @ChapeRonald]

Check it out here: https://t.co/fxgF0gqSCC

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

Check out our latest preprint to see how we used #MassPhotometry to investigate the mechanisms of enzyme diffusion: https://t.co/WEA426S5CX

Spoiler alert: there are some interesting oligomerisation dynamics going on

@sanigulk @BiophysK @fraaije1

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

Had a lovely poster session at the #EBSA2023 conference!

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

What a fantastic talk by @hamid_dehghani this morning at the #EBSA2023 conference! Definitely rediscovered my love for biomedical optics and found new research inspiration outside my field!

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

Love to see the @refeynit stand at the #EBSA2023 conference!

[Giovanni Maglia @MagliaGiovanni]

Still a few days to apply for a PhD or PostDoc for Nanopore research (Sequencing, Proteomics, Enzymology) in our Group! Several position are available, please contact me for more information:
https://t.co/Jy0gIJx7Uc
And
https://t.co/Jy0gIJx7Uc

[Jan Stevens @JanAdStevens]

Happy to share that our perspective on whole-cell modelling using #Martini is out in @FrontChemistry!
To showcase the capabilities of the #Martini ecosystem, we build a model of an entire cell with near atomistic resolution. #ComputationalMicroscopy
https://t.co/JqmhkReo7A

[Siewert-Jan Marrink @CG_Martini]

OPEN POSITIONS ON WHOLE-CELL MODELLING

Interested in simulating entire cells and cell organelles ?
Or rather keen on improving the Martini model and associated multi-scale tools ?

Then join our team as PhD student or post-doc ! See https://t.co/KuBeqaupRT on how to apply.

[Kasia Tych @BiophysK]

Which one should be our new KT lab group photo?

(Thanks to our fantastic photographer Zaid).

[Membrane Enzymology @MembraneEnzymo1]

On groupretreat with @BiophysK @CPaulino_ @NeuroTransETN, and Albert’s group, super weather, super well organized by Jelmer, Lyan, Zaid, Lucas, Foteini, Ksenia, super tired faces this morning

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

Had so much fun at the GBB symposium few days ago! I feel so lucky to be working alongside such brilliant scientists ☀️

[Kasia Tych @BiophysK]

We had a great time presenting our work at the GBB symposium! Wonderful to see all of the exciting research being done at our institute @ResearchGbb @MembraneEnzymo1 @MagliaGiovanni @andreas_milias @HeinemannLab @billerbeck_s @westernqueenn @CG_Martini @refeynit @LUMICKS_nl

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

@jjguven @LaurenBertram2 Well done, super proud of you 😍 (also that's a very nice dress, I wonder where you got it from 🤔)

[Jonna Jasmin Güven @jjguven]

Pleasure to present at #molsim22 the first steps in my PhD and had some really interesting discussions about future work!

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

So happy to have attended the first ever mass photometry symposium! Massive thanks to @refeynit for organising, sponsoring my visit and of course for the tasty cupcakes! Can't wait for the next one 😍

[Jan Stevens @JanAdStevens]

Sneak peek at a CG model of the full JCVI-Syn3A genome and ribosomes, made with #Martini. Trying to see how far we can push #PolyplyMD, the model counts 25 mln. CG beads!
Awesome project with @fabigrue, @CG_Martini and the Luthey-Schulten group. Let's see if it energy minimizes🤞

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

Spending Valentine's with the one I love the most - the amazing @refeynit mass photometer TwoMP 🥰

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

@tobyjamez Edward says hi

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

@CrispinAgar @UoMPhysics I'm literally trying to explain why a reduced chi squared of 190 397 is "not so bad" for my MPhys report in biophysics. Well done to this first year student!

[Yulia Yancheva @Yulicorne]

Great image to come across three days before my medical imaging exam! I should probably attach it to my solutions if there is a question asking to compare different imaging techniques.