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What controls whether cells - or clusters of cells - break off from an invading cancerous front? New preprint from my group in collaboration with the Konstantopoulos group @KKLabJHU , led by @wwang721 doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…
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Brian Camley
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Brian Camley
@diffusiveblob
Computational biophysics, cell motility, collective motion, soft matter, horses, cats. AsstProf @JohnsHopkins Physics/Biophysics.
Maryland, USA 参加日 Temmuz 2015
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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!
Bloomberg Distinguished Professors@JHU_BDPs
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/yua…
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A phase field model of a crawling cell captures cell motility patterns observed experimentally on confined substrate geometries. It describes how larger, softer epithelial cells hop more persistently while smaller, stiffer cells remain bistable.
🔗 go.aps.org/4gLVi3O
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If you're interested in a PhD in biophysics (broadly defined), consider Johns Hopkins. Our Jenkins program (Dec 1 deadline) has folks working on CryoEM structures, computational modeling, single-molecule biophysics, and lots more! biophysics.jhu.edu/graduate/jenki…
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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-semi….
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Abstract deadline has been extended - please submit Morphogenesis abstracts until Oct 31!
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APS March meeting abstract deadline is coming up - October 25! Submit to the Morphogenesis category 04.01.11 - Invited talks will be by Emily Gehrels @EmilyGehrels and Anna Erzberger @ErzbergerGroup
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APS March meeting abstract deadline is coming up - October 25! Submit to the Morphogenesis category 04.01.11 - Invited talks will be by Emily Gehrels @EmilyGehrels and Anna Erzberger @ErzbergerGroup
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Late on advertising this, but if you're in the neighborhood of Penn, I'll be giving a seminar there this Monday, talking about our work on cells sensing electric fields as well as footprint interactions: bio.upenn.edu/events/2024/10…
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@orzelc OK - will pass along the ad and let you decide on the fit! Thanks!
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@diffusiveblob Most likely yes; a final answer would depend on the details of the research. We're replacing an experimentalist who did thermodynamics of materials, and there's a lot of biophysics in that vein.
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If you've ever thought "I bet being a professor at a small liberal arts college is a sweet gig," and you happen to have a Ph.D. in condensed matter physics, well, it's your lucky year. We're hiring a tenure-track professor: unioncollege.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/UnionCol…
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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…
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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)
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@CAS_ReproLab Bill was an interesting guy - I am not sure whether he would be flattered or irritated by this being the first line of his obituary.
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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!
The Nobel Prize@NobelPrize
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.”
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@p_r_francois You could maybe make a case for Hodgkin-Huxley but otherwise, totally agreed! Very exciting!
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Hopfield likely is the first Nobel in Theoretical Biophysics, no ? I am very happy about this, he could also have obtained it for Kinetic Proofreading …
The Nobel Prize@NobelPrize
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.”
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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.
nature.com/immersive/d415…
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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/regist…
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Want to highlight again - JHU Biophysics is searching for a computation/theory person. I think JHU is a great environment, and the department is quite supportive of new faculty and friendly - I highly encourage people to apply, and please contact me if you have questions.
Brian Camley@diffusiveblob
Want to join JHU Biophysics? We're searching for a theoretical/computational biophysicist (any rank): biophysics.jhu.edu/2024/09/19/wer…
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@ZS_biophys OK that makes more sense, I didn't do the math myself :shame:
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@diffusiveblob the 0.01 pmol number is after assuming each protein has a couple hundreds of amino acids😄
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Interesting! This seems to suggest the average concentration of (all) proteins (~0.01 pmol) in a human cell (~1 pL) is ~ 10 mM.
That's about the concentration of proteins in a condensate🤔
Prof. Nikolai Slavov@slavov_n
Putting in context the gargantuan task of sequencing a human genome.
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