mit biophysics–CSB seminar series
DECEMBER 16
MIT
Synthetic biology: From modules to systems
Biological Engineering
DECEMBER 2
Ting-lab, MIT
Imaging trans-synaptic protein-protein interactions to study the molecular mechanisms of synapse development
Chemistry
NOVEMBER 18
Harvard Medical School
We’re all individuals; studying p53 dynamics in single cells
Chemical Engineering
NOVEMBER 4
Engineering gene networks: Integrating synthetic biology & systems biology
Biological Engineering, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
OCTOBER 21
Xie-lab, Harvard
RNA under tension: The mechanics of transcription termination and riboswitch folding investigated with optical tweezers
Biological Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering
OCTOBER 7
Université de Montréal
Live-cell imaging assays of centromere specification and chromosome dynamics
SEPTEMBER 30
Structure determination of amyloid fibrils with solid-state NMR
Chemistry
SEPTEMBER 23
Brandeis University
Biochemistry on a leash: How formins accelerate actin filament growth
Physics
SEPTEMBER 9
University of Pennsylvania
Sorting of lipids and proteins in membrane curvature and composition gradients
Narendra Maheshri
Chemical Engineering
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A new reading & discussion course, 20.947: Evaluating Current Research in Molecular & Cellular Biophysics, based on this seminar series will be offered this fall by Mark Bathe, Long Cai, Iain Cheeseman, Jeff Gore, Matthew Lang, Narendra Maheshri, and Andrei Tokmakoff.
OCTOBER 14
University of Cambridge
Protein folding mechanisms
Biological Engineering,
Nuclear Engineering,
Brain & Cognitive Sciences
SEPTEMBER 16
University of California Riverside
Nonequilibrium growth, retroviruses and conical structures
Physics
NOVEMBER 6
CSB Seminar
Harvard Medical School
Drug interactions and their impact on the evolution of resistance
Physics
NOVEMBER 13
CSB Seminar
Harvard Medical School
Understanding non-genetic heterogeneity in cells
Physics, Biology
DECEMBER 4
CSB Seminar
Caltech
Dynamic signal encoding for stress response and development
CSB Graduate Students
NOVEMBER 20
CSB Seminar
Indiana University School of Medicine
Computational design of molecules that modulate interactions critical in tumor invasion and metastasis
EECS, HST