Computational biophysics, cell motility, collective motion, soft matter, horses, cats. AsstProf @JohnsHopkins Physics/Biophysics.
Maryland, USA
Joined July 2015
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Brian Camley retweeted
Excited to relocate my lab to @JohnsHopkins and join as a @JHU_BDPs! We are actively recruiting at all levels—seeking talented scientists passionate about cracking the codes of the epigenome. Let’s push the frontiers of transcription, DNA repair, and structural biology together!
Welcome Yuan He, who joins @JohnsHopkins as the Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Structural Biophysics and Chromatin Biology. A celebrated biologist, He is joining the @JHUEpigenome BDP cluster. (1/4)
hub.jhu.edu/2025/01/02/yuan-…
Brian Camley retweeted
Please join BPPB on Friday Nov 8 at 11 US Eastern for a tutorial ("Holographic microscopy to track bacterial motility in 3D") and talk ("Bacterial upstream swimming in complex fluids") by Arnold Mathijssen @AJTM_M. For more info please visit sites.google.com/view/bppb-s….
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Delighted to share my latest #devbiol story @NautilusMag. This one’s about James Bond, cilia, and the wondrously complex interplay of embryos and people. nautil.us/the-anatomical-qui…
Brian Camley retweeted
I wanted to announce our Focus Session on Physical Forces in Wound Healing and Regeneration, which I'm co-organizing with @TangSindy at the APS 2025 March Meeting (March 16-21, 2025, in Anaheim, CA) (1/n)
Brian Camley retweeted
A physicist is anyone who transforms as a physicist when operated on by the Nobel committee
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The #NobelPrize in Physics acknowledging (once again) that Physics is not “only” about materials, subatomic particles, etc. it is also about machine learning, neuroscience, ecology … Statistical mechanics in action! and we have many challenges still ahead!
BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2024 #NobelPrize in Physics to John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton “for foundational discoveries and inventions that enable machine learning with artificial neural networks.”
Brian Camley retweeted
Nature is surprised academic lineages coalesce if you go back far enough 😂
This is yet another example of something that appears surprising and informative, but it’s actually just a lack of a useful null model being specified.
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Brian Camley retweeted
Are you an undergraduate interested in pursuing graduate studies biological physics? Join us for a virtual panel “Applying to Graduate School in Biophysics” with panelists who have been on both sides of the application process! Oct. 3 at 3pm ET.
Register: apsphysics.zoom.us/webinar/r…
Brian Camley retweeted
Our commentary "A renewed call for open artificial intelligence in biomedicine" is now available as a preprint.
We call for sharing training data, code, and model weights in biomedical artificial intelligence research. 1/
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Brian Camley retweeted
Really excited to share our preprint on #Galvanotaxis! We identify Galvanin, a membrane protein acting as an electric field sensor that guides cell migration. Check it out: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… #CellBiology #CRISPRi #Migration (Thanks for the support @JCChildsFund and @NIGMS)
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Johns Hopkins University achieves its highest-ever position in the U.S. News & World Report rankings coming in at No. 6 for the nation’s best colleges for undergraduates.
The @usnews report recognizes Johns Hopkins for its excellence in value, innovation, and undergraduate research. hub.jhu.edu/2024/09/24/us-ne…
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Brian Camley retweeted
We are hiring! Position open for a new assistant professor in the Department of Biophysics & Biophysical Chemistry in @HopkinsMedicine . Considering all areas in experimental and computational biophysics. Please spread the word. apply.interfolio.com/154014
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The Department of Cell Biology @JHUMedicine is recruiting a tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor in the area of Cancer Cell Biology.
Wonderful faculty - including new recruits Yuchuan Miao & @RayArja - and amazing grad students
Apply by Oct. 11: apply.interfolio.com/153099
Brian Camley retweeted
New paper I'm extremely proud of: "Extended time, elevated expectations: The unappreciated downsides of pausing the tenure clock". We argue that extensions should be treated as a safety net, not insurance policy (1/6) pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pn…
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Straining the bonds that hold misfits together - New @PhysRevE by Kyle describes theory of self-limitation vs. frustration escape in assemblies of curved colloidal particles doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevE.110… @BrandeisMRSEC
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🚨 New manuscript: We present “MAPAC”, a technique that allows direct quantifications of the viscoelasticity and interfacial tension of condensates in live cells!
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Check out our latest preprint on FGF/ERK signaling in 2D gastruloids:
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Curious about what sorts of crazy things cells get up to in the wild? We've found over the past few years cellular slime molds do all sorts of amazing things in complex, naturalistic environments and are looking for experimental and theory postdocs (1/4)
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#student_spotlight
Read about Louise Head’s work on computational soft matter physics with Tyler Shendruk and Davide Marenduzzo at @EdinburghUni .
After her PhD, she’ll join Dan Beller’s lab @BellerPhysics at JHU for her postdoc to study liquid crystals and active fluids.
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