Dirk Schneider

The Biophysical Society @BiophysicalSoc meeting on peripheral membrane proteins has started with the first talk given by Kalina Hristova @HristovaLabJHU. Nice talk on receptor tyrosine kinase signaling.

A structure for myoglobin was uploaded to the PDB when it launched in 1971. A low-resolution structure of the flagellar motor came in 2006. By 2020, we got the entire flagellar motor, with its hundreds of proteins, at high resolution. So much progress in only 50 years. (Not to mention that the first electron microscopes, made in the 1930s, barely outperformed a magnifying glass in terms of resolution. We went from faint, barely legible images of viruses in 1938 to solved structures for huge protein complexes with ~3 Angstrom resolution in the span of like 80 years. Astounding.)

@SamratLabMohali Great lecture and an engaging discussion session . Thank You for coming @DSchneiderLab .

On the occasion of GN Ramachandran's (1922-2001) birthday, I share a 24-year-old Current Science editorial piece written by P. Balaram & S. Ramaseshan after Ramachandran's passing. I distinctly recall attending the obituary meeting at IISc Faculty Hall. currentscience.ac.in/Volumes/80/08/…

It was wonderful to host Prof. Dirk Schneider (from Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Germany) at IISER Mohali. Today, he gave an amazing lecture on his fascinating work on membrane proteins involved in the thylakoid biogenesis in cyanobacteria.

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Day 2 of our annual retreat has ended, and we are grateful for the fruitful scientific discussions. It’s inspiring to see the complementary perspectives of polymer and life scientists coming together! @uni_mainz @imbmainz @mpi_polymer @MPIbp @UnimedizinMainz @Uni_Stuttgart

And we are live from our Annual Retreat! It's really great to witness polymer and life scientists together sharing their science! @uni_mainz_eng @uni_mainz @imbmainz @UnimedizinMainz @MPIbp @Uni_Stuttgart @mpi_polymer

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2024 #NobelPrize in Chemistry with one half to David Baker “for computational protein design” and the other half jointly to Demis Hassabis and John M. Jumper “for protein structure prediction.”

Again other fantastic talks by @FreeCyano & @DSchneiderLab @ Twitter-less Rakefet Schwartz & Yulia Yuzenkova

Very cool! ESCRT-III is the PDB "molecule of the month"! pdb101.rcsb.org/motm/296

Great @GBM_eV talk given by Oliver Daumke from @MDC_Berlin about Structural Insights into Mitochondrial Crista Junction Architecture. Thank you Oli for the visit! You brought perfect weather with you, and we had a nice evening on the terrace of the restaurant.

@SachseGroup Thank you so much for the collaboratin. The structures ar so cool.

More on bacterial ESCRT-III: a total 30 cryo-EM structures of Vipp1 organized in membrane-bound coats, carpets, ring complexes, stacked-ring assemblies, and helical tubes inducing high membrane curvature. Great collaboration with @DSchneiderLab! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

More bacterial ESCRT-III structures: A total of 61 cryo-EM structures of PspA reveal the molecular basis of plasticity of ESCRT-III assemblies under different conditions. Great collaboration with @DSchneiderLab. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

@StefanALWeber @ERC_Research @Uni_Stuttgart @SalibaLab Congrats! This is fantastic.

Im thrilled to announce that my #ERC Consolidator project #NANOPLoT was selected for funding! Thank you @ERC_Research for enabling me to built my dream microscope to explore nanoscale structures in photovoltaic materials. Stay tuned for further updates!

@HristovaLabJHU Great work! Congratulations.

We celebrate Daniel's and Ece's dedication and we are proud of our impactful study. A pathogenic mutation found in lung cancer causes biased EGFR signaling.

Starting our Winter School second day #CellularSignaling with the Signaling Across Membranes session. Happy to share the stage with @DSchneiderLab @FORTHEMAlliance Superb organisation by @benoit_poinssot @univbourgogne

The missing piece in the bacterial #ESCRT-III story.. #Vipp1 forms dynamic spiral filaments on membrane! Spirals are springs that drive 3D ring formation in the spiral centre! 😎😵‍💫 Wonderful collaboration with @Colom_D @RouxLab… 1/2 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

@thelowlab @Colom_D @RouxLab Congrats! Looks realy great. This now brings the bacterial protein even closer to the eukaryotic ESCRTs.