Just out in Nature Structural and Molec. Biology! CPGE scientists Vadim Backman & Luay Almassalha and colleagues present a framework for understanding how mechanical signals modulate cellular structure, identity and function in the context of cell memory.
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Tomorrow @ 12pm CT! The Physical Genomics Trainee Program Research Showcase featuring talks by PhD students Evelynn Chen and Eric Tong, live on Zoom. Join us!
Registration is free at tinyurl.com/pr5nbkf3
#genomics #chromatin #biology #womenshealth #transcription
The September Seminar on Physical Genomics, "Modeling Chromatin as an Active Polymer Melt" by Michael Shelley, PhD is now accessible on CPGE's YouTube channel!
#chromatin #research #northwestern #nyu #biology #genomics #polymer #dna #science
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Coming up at 12pm CT today! Michael Shelley, PhD presents the Monthly Seminar on Physical Genomics: "Modeling Chromatin as an Active Polymer Melt" live on Zoom. Join us!
#chromatin #genomics #modeling #biology #biophysics #dna
Registration is free at: tinyurl.com/33daxm9u
Tomorrow, Sept. 18 @ 12pm CT Michael Shelley, PhD presents the Monthly Seminar on Physical Genomics: "Modeling Chromatin as an Active Polymer Melt" live on Zoom. Join us!
#chromatin #genomics #biology #biophysics #dna
Registration is free at: tinyurl.com/33daxm9u
Join us Friday Sept. 18 @ 12pm CT as Michael Shelley, PhD presents the Monthly Seminar on Physical Genomics: "Modeling Chromatin as an Active Polymer Melt" live on Zoom.
#northwestern #chromatin #genomics #polymer #biology
Registration is free at: tinyurl.com/33daxm9u
Center for Physical Genomics and Engineering retweeted
A win for our state.
NSF’s recognition of Northwestern’s Center for Genome Intelligence Engineering is a validation of the innovation we’re doing here to understand how cells function to prevent decline.
We’re fostering the research and science needed to lead in Illinois.
🏆Led by @NorthwesternU, the Center for Genome Intelligence Engineering was awarded $30M from the @NSF.
Learn more - bit.ly/4h3I2u7
The @NSF has awarded Northwestern $30 million to launch the Center for Genome Intelligence Engineering (GENIE). By treating the genome as a physical and a computational system, GENIE will harness cellular memory to combat injury, disease, aging and more.
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Center for Physical Genomics and Engineering retweeted
The @NSF has awarded Northwestern $30 million to launch a center aimed at uncovering a hidden layer of information within the human genome.
Scientists at the new center will harness cellular memory to combat injury, disease, aging and more. spr.ly/6016B1Fw3K
Today at 12pm CT! Francisco Robles, PhD presents "Advances And Applications Of Quantitative Phase Imaging And Refractive Index Tomography Of Opaque Samples Via Quantitative Oblique Back Illumination Microscopy" live on Zoom.
Register here: tinyurl.com/3zhzu57j
#imaging
Tomorrow at 12pm CT! Francisco Robles, PhD presents "Advances And Applications Of Quantitative Phase Imaging And Refractive Index Tomography Of Opaque Samples Via Quantitative Oblique Back Illumination Microscopy"
Register here: tinyurl.com/3zhzu57j
Just published in Advanced Science: "Chromatin Packing Domain Engineering Through the Manipulation of Nuclear Cationic States"
"We may soon be able to engineer chromatin packing states to influence cell function” postdoctoral fellow Cody Dunton said.
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Prof. Janet Sorrells' July seminar is now accessible on the CPGE YouTube Channel: "Biochemical, Metabolic, And Structural Profiling Of The Tissue Microenvironment With Computationally Accelerated Multimodal Nonlinear Optical Microscopy"
#microscopy
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CPGE Director Dr. Vadim Backman on the Agential Topics discussion series: the computational properties of chromatin packing
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#chromatin #genomics #northwestern #dna #biology #computation #agential #cpge #biophysics
Today @ 12pm CT! Janet Sorrells, PhD presents the Monthly Seminar on Physical Genomics: Biochemical, Metabolic, And Structural Profiling Of The Tissue Microenvironment With Computationally Accelerated Multimodal Nonlinear Optical Microscopy".
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Tomorrow! The Monthly Seminar on Physical Genomics features Dr. Vasundhara Agrawal, CPGE alumnus and Applications Manager for Spatial Biology Image Analysis at Leica Microsystems, discussing her path from academia to industry.
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This Friday! The Monthly Seminar on Physical Genomics features Dr. Vasundhara Agrawal, CPGE alumnus and Applications Manager for Spatial Biology Image Analysis at Leica , discussing her path from academia to industry.
Registration is free at: tinyurl.com/2rw8n7bt
The June 26 Seminar on Physical Genomics will feature Dr. Vasundhara Agrawal, CPGE alumnus and Applications Manager for Spatial Biology Image Analysis at Leica Microsystems, discussing her career path from academia to industry.
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