Emonet Lab

[Henry Mattingly @HenryHMattingly]

Another paper is out today in @NaturePhysics. Long thought to operate at the physical limits of sensing, E. coli chemotaxis turns out to be constrained instead by cells’ own noisy signal processing. With @machtagroup, @EmonetLab, @KeitaKamino

https://t.co/H6IFgGdZgV

[Emonet Lab @EmonetLab]

proud of @gumadeiras for receiving the Excellence in Service award at the @PEB_Yale/@QbioYale retreat! Gustavo's dedication to outreach and community-building is truly inspiring. Amazing scientist and making a real impact!

[Yale Program in Physical and Engineering Biology @PEB_Yale]

We also recognized three PhD students who have positively contributed to the PEB and QBio communities with our new Excellence in Service award - Congratulations and many thanks to Sara Siwiecki, Charles Lomba, and Gustavo Madeira Santana 👏👏👏

[Yale MCDB @MCDB_Yale]

TOMORROW!!

Last Bio Blitz of the year!!
Yiqun Jiang (Myung Labe)
9 AM | YSB 352

[Jyot Antani @AntaniJo]

Finally, the preprint on my postdoc work from the past 3 years! With mentorship from @PaulTurnerLab and @EmonetLab, I developed a microscopic technique to measure attachment of viruses #phages to bacterial cells @YalePhage @QbioYale .

https://t.co/htw12nWx6V

[Zhulin Lab @zhulinlab]

A really cool concise review by @EmonetLab looking at bacterial chemotaxis from the physicist's point of view:
https://t.co/g3qy0KgMKg

[PRX Life @PRX_Life]

#Drosophila’s olfactory neurons — crucial for odor-based navigation — can encode information about highly intermittent odor signals most efficiently when operating near bifurcation points, without needing any additional feedback control mechanism.

🔗 https://t.co/VFUOXEn3lU

[Karla Kaun @karlakaun]

I’ve studied the neural and molecular mechanisms of behavior using #Drosophila for over 20 years, and over my sabbatical I put together a list of questions, tips, and tricks that might be helpful for those entering the world of fly behavior. https://t.co/R6zNpxX567. 🧵

[Yale QBio @QbioYale]

#QBioBreakfast chalk talk by Karah Edmonds, a brave summer undergrad researcher @EmonetLab

Karah is talking about the tug-of-war between collective behavior and individuality in a traveling wave of bacterial cells.

[Leslie Vosshall PhD @leslievosshall]

The 2024 @HHMINEWS Investigator Competition included a Research Culture & Mentoring component that assessed commitment to open science, inclusive mentoring, and professional service to institution, broader scientific community, and the general public 2/

[Yale Program in Physical and Engineering Biology @PEB_Yale]

Today was our Summer Undergraduate Poster Symposium! Congratulations to all of the presenters on their awesome summer research projects! 👏👏👏

[Emonet Lab @EmonetLab]

the OG bet hedgers 👇

[Keita Kamino @KeitaKamino]

Our new paper is out @CellSystemsCP. We asked how a cell population copes with multiple environmental signals using E. coli chemotaxis as a model. Turns out they can process two signals independently using a single signaling pathway!

https://t.co/EWE3DI6IKO

[Yale Program in Physical and Engineering Biology @PEB_Yale]

Welcome to our series where we will be featuring our mentor & mentee pairs in PEB SURP 2024! Our first team is Lam and Karah in the Emonet Lab!

[Cientifico Latino, Inc. @cientificolatin]

Applications for our support program for first-year STEM grad students is now OPEN!! 🧡

Mentors and first-year students can now apply for #CLGSEC!
Apps due June 17th for both mentors and mentees.

Apply here: https://t.co/zRYJYvrvSn

[Yale Kavli Institute for Neuroscience @KavliAtYale]

📢Congratulations to our 2024 Kavli Postdoc Fellowship Recipients! 👇

@hongyan_hao from @PDClab and Hammarlund Labs

Kevin Chen from @EmonetLab and Clark labs, and

@dbhaskar92 from @KrishnaswamyLab and
@Colon_Ramos_lab!

We wish you all the best! 🙌

https://t.co/LbbDgMZYLz

[Yale Program in Physical and Engineering Biology @PEB_Yale]

Two great talks from PEB graduate students David (@ChrisWLynn Lab) and Gustavo (@EmonetLab) today!

[João Victor Gomes @jvic_gomes]

Yale News published a very nice piece about the first paper from the @butterwicklab now in @Nature, check it out! Big thanks to @MalloryLocklear for the opportunity to talk about our work.
@Yale @CAPES_Oficial
https://t.co/TPnY4YtiW0

[Keita Kamino @KeitaKamino]

We had a q-bio seminar this morning by Thierry Emonet from @MCDB_Yale on olfactory navigation here at IMB @IMBSinica, Academia Sinica. Thank you, @EmonetLab, for visiting us and for such an inspiring talk!

[Emonet Lab @EmonetLab]

is the standard chemotaxis model wrong?

new paper from the lab by Trung Phan, @HenryHMattingly, with Lam Vo, Jonathan Marvin, @LoogerL. We use fluorescence imaging to study collectively migrating bacteria and develop an improved model. Check it out!

https://t.co/0KQIek8xBj

[Yale Program in Physical and Engineering Biology @PEB_Yale]

New year new us 🥂 Welcome to our newly launched PEB social media page! Follow us to stay updated on upcoming events, faculty and student spotlights, research news, and more!

[João Victor Gomes @jvic_gomes]

Check out the first structure of a sweet taste receptor bound to a sugar molecule! The @butterwicklab found out how an insect chemoreceptor achieves very narrow tuning by coupling binding pocket stereochemistry and allosteric activation. https://t.co/gvwvwHw02N🧶Our findings: