Rebecca Berlow

New preprint alert! We share some of our recent insights about sequence similarity in IDP protein families and find that conservative substitutions in well-conserved binding motifs of the CITED proteins have big impacts on their ensembles and functions. biorxiv.org/content/10.648…

Don’t miss the PI to PI Mixer today at #bps2026! Join us in Esplanade 159/160 from 4-6 pm. This is a great opportunity to connect with peers and mentors in an informal setting. We hope to see you there!

Attending #bps2026? Check out these exciting events hosted by CPOW: PI to PI Mixer Sunday 4-6 PM Esplanade 159/160 Steps and Suggestions for Getting Your Scientific Paper Published Monday 2:30-4 PM Esplanade 155 Hope to see you in San Francisco! @BiophysicalSoc

This work was led by Jamie and Emma, two outstanding early stage graduate students, with support from rotation student (and former tech) Garrett and Stu from the UNC Biomolecular NMR core. Please join me in congratulating them for their first (of many) papers from our group!🎉

New preprint alert! We share some of our recent insights about sequence similarity in IDP protein families and find that conservative substitutions in well-conserved binding motifs of the CITED proteins have big impacts on their ensembles and functions. biorxiv.org/content/10.648…

We celebrated the outstanding Student Talks in our Scientific Communication class (BIOC710). Olivia Maurer, Emily Sipko, and Gisselle Prida—shared their research with clarity and confidence which displayed the power of science communication & the incredible work in our labs. #PhD

I am incredibly excited to share our lab’s recent work at the upcoming Intrinsically Disordered Proteins GRC! Many thanks to the organizers for the invite. We look forward to seeing all of our IDP friends there! #IDPGRC2026

🎉Excited to announce that Dr. Rebecca Berlow @BerlowLab will speak in the “Disorder in Pathogens” session at #IDPGRC2026! The Berlow lab uses solution NMR and biophysical approaches to uncover how IDP sequence, dynamics & function drive transcriptional regulation.

Happening today! Don’t miss it!

Coming to #BPS2025? Please attend the CPOW-sponsored workshop "Managing It All: Making Time for Success" on Monday, Feb. 17 at 2:30pm in Room 403B! Come learn how to maximize your productivity and build your time & project management skills! Open to ALL attendees. @BiophysicalSoc

@drstarbird @UNC_BCBP It was wonderful to take a much needed break to bake some delicious cookies with @drstarbird yesterday! Thank you to the @UNC_BCBP student social committee for planning our cookie exchange on Wednesday. We are very excited to share our treats with y’all!

Joined the amazing @BerlowLab to bake cookies for the @UNC_BCBP cookie exchange. I completed my job as a quality control consultant quite well 😁🍪🎄

Join us for the UNC SOM Biochemistry and Biophysics Student Seminar Talks on Wednesday November 13, 2024, from 1:30pm until 4:00 pm in the 1131 Bioinformatics auditorium with refreshments served at 1:15pm in Bioinformatics lobby.

🎉 Congratulations to the 2024 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) finalists! Come out to Gerrard Hall on Oct. 22 and watch them compete for 1st, 2nd and People's Choice awards 🏆 Learn more: unc.live/4dAqq4k #3MT #threeminutethesis

We are hiring two assistant professors at UNC-CH Chemistry @uncchemistry ! We're looking for someone in Biological Chemistry (unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/289287) and someone in Physical Chemistry (unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/289283)! Come join me as a colleague in Chapel Hill!

Dear cryo-EM women scientists, We want to honor you and your contributions at BPS 2025. This year, the Cryo-EM subgroup will honor a mid/senior-career woman scientist as the inaugural June Almeida awardee. June Almeida is the virologist who first discovered the coronavirus in 1967 using negative stain electron microscopy. Her story, like many women we know, is remarkable. womenshistory.org/education-reso… It is in the spirit of June Almeida’s innovative research that this award is named. The awardee, in addition to receiving an honorarium, will present their research at the BPS CryoEM Subgroup Symposium. The deadline for nominations for the Almeida Award is November 1st, and details of the award and the application process can be found at (biophysics.org/Awards-Funding…). Nomination packets should be sent to bps.cryo.em.subgroup@gmail.com. Questions? Contact @OliBClarke, me, @MeghnaG27 @PilarCossio2 or @10feng ♥️We sincerely hope to see you at BPS 2025 in LA to celebrate achievements and advances in cryo-EM!

The BPS Publications Dept. seeks a new Social Media Contributor to highlight the exciting new science coming from Biophysical Journal and Biophysical Reports. The position is open to junior faculty and early-career researchers. Apply by September 30 at ow.ly/K00n50Twv1Z.

@RauscherLab @klyshko_to Congratulations Sarah and Eugene on this exciting milestone!

Please join us in congratulating the first PhD graduate from the Rauscher lab, Dr. Eugene Klyshko @klyshko_to! We took a moment this week to celebrate his successful PhD defense.

@BBKrage @estellaan @GiulioTesei Congratulations! What an amazing recognition!

We are delighted ! SBiNLab is formed by its members who carry a long tradition of science and team spirit! Thanks to @estellaan @GiulioTesei for nominating us!

The NIH Career Symposium is a 3-day event that provides a lot of information about different career paths available to biomedical trainees. I’ll be sharing my thoughts on opportunities in higher education amongst a lineup of excellent panels! Details: training.nih.gov/me/cs/