
@CWRU Assistant Professor @CWRUchemistry @CWRUartsci. #DNA #Nanotechnology #nanoengineer. Tweets are personal opinions.
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A 7-institution collab with coauthor Sebastian Diaz @usnrl, @CaptainFRET, @quantumDNAgroup @CWRUchemistry presents you #DNA #nanotechnology-enabled #photonics in @RoySocChem. Learn what all the fuss is about #FRET #Fluorescence #nano
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Check out 'Differential electrophoretic mobility of synthetic DNA motifs and duplex DNA in various counter ions' by Arun Richard Chandrasekaran & Akul Patel
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Dr. Ravi Saraf's lab @UNL_ChemEng seeking postdocs and PhD students to build an NIH funded program leveraging microRNAs. Check them out!
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Direct visualization of allostery in artificial DNA origami arrays or how we used a novel double FRET probe to study and engineer the coupling between antijunctions. Great cooperation with the labs of Yonggang Ke & Dongfang Wang now out in @Nature Comms
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This week begins the first Colloquium lecture of our year-long series. To start us off, our very own Dr. Shane Parker @QuantumParker will be giving his lecture this Thursday, August 29 at 11:30am in DeGrace 312. @CWRUartsci @CaseEngineer @CWRU_ChBE @PhysicsCWRU
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We are hiring! A tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Chemistry: the use or development of AI/ML in chemical biology, drug discovery, materials discovery, and/or energy conversion and storage. #chemjobs
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📢📢 Switchback DNA is a globally left-handed double helical motif formed by 2 parallel DNA strands. Our new work in @NatureComms presents its unique biophysical, biochemical & immunogenic properties & hypothesizes its occurrence in short tandem repeats.
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We are hiring! Two full-time lecturer positions! #chemjobs
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What do the freezing process and the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry have to do with the functionalization of nanoparticles ... and why would it matter? Check out our latest work out in @J_A_C_S tinyurl.com/mr27z9j6 in collaboration with @HiroshiSug61443 and Denis Garoli. 1/4
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Folding of mRNA-DNA origami for controlled translation and viral vector packaging biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
DNA is highly malleable - even if you fold it into a complicated shape, it can be read and processed by the central dogma of life! We characterized a Gene-Encoding DNA NP in a Cell-Free System with @USNRL & @EsraOkty_ in @ACS_ANM pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021…
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I'm really excited to see this work in its published form and thank the co-authors, editor, and reviewers. There's been a lot of mystery surrounding Trichodesmium specialized metabolites and we've uncovered quite a bit of it here. But still more questions! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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We are running Nano-Innovator Grant again!
Please help spread the word
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As an undergrad I wanted to work on my ideas but had to instead work in potato fields to help my single mom raise me and my brother. To enable dreams of young researchers I am excited to announce a $10K Nano-Innovator Grant for students/postdocs. Please RT tilabberkeley.com/nano-innov…
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Designer peptide–DNA cytoskeletons regulate the function of synthetic cells dlvr.it/T5vT3x nanotechnology
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Our work on the anomalous electrophoretic behavior of DNA motifs in barium is now online. Check it out here: bit.ly/3xPqbD2
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Tired of putting your DNA nanoparticle through many rounds of purification and concentration? Try Photocleavable Biotin Tethers; especially useful for custom DNA scaffolds. Published in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces @ACS_AMI pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
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Dr. Sebastián A. Díaz will be visiting the Chemistry Department to give his Colloquium lecture on Thursday, April 18 at 11:30 am in DeGrace 312.
What a cool cover!
Turns out a DNA combover is better than a moptop when making DNA origami 🪮💇♂️ but nothing aggregates your structures more than a buzz cut. Our latest collab with Lawrence Lee and led by @j_berengut (who also made this wildly cool cover art!) tinyurl.com/yrrfn9wu @UNSWScience
























