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Theoretical & Computational Biophysics Department
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Theoretical & Computational Biophysics Department
@CompBioPhys
news and views from the research groups of H. Grubmüller, B. de Groot and A. Godec @mpi_nat Göttingen, Germany, Imprint: https://t.co/LsGpAHa8MP
Göttingen, Niedersachsen Sumali Ocak 2019
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Training Alert! Check out a great opportunity for faculty to develop their skills in advanced CUDA programming. Join MolSSI & NVIDIA's virtual "Scaling CUDA C++ Applications to Multiple Nodes" workshop on 11/15 (Friday) starting at 11:00am ET. Register at: events.nvidia.com/scalingcudamul…
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🛎️Call for papers: Coarse-Grained and Multiscale Modelling @BiophysJ
Biophysical Journal@BiophysJ
Special issue call for papers: Applications of Coarse-Grained and Multiscale Modeling. ow.ly/hIu450TTub2
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📣Don't miss the excellent talks during the #SYED symposium at the upcoming #DPG spring meeting #DPGR25 of BP, DY and CPP divisions! 👉Registration is open regensburg25.dpg-tagungen.de/registrierung
Kerstin Blank@SingleMolecules
At the #DPGR25 Spring Meeting, @Fridtjof_Brauns and @d_brueckner will host a symposium on "Physics of Embryonic Development Across Scales: From DNA to Organisms." Very much looking forward to talks from @anne_grapin, Frank Jülicher, @leonidmirny, @petridou_ni and David Rand.
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Hidden length lets collagen buffer mechanical and chemical stress, Benedikt Rennekamp, Helmut Grubmüller, and Frauke Gräter #BiologicalPhysics @graeter_mbm @benerenne @CompBioPhys go.aps.org/4fn7asy
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🎉🙏Congratulations and many thanks to Frauke @graeter_mbm and Benedikt @benerenne for the exellent #collaboration! 🔍New #collagen study published in @PhysRevE journals.aps.org/pre/abstract/1…
Frauke Graeter@graeter_mbm
Why connecting helices twice if only one connection carries all the force? #collagen's next surprise. Lead by @benerenne, great fun to collaborate with your Doktorvater @CompBioPhys! @mattertolife @HITStudies @ERC_Research
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🧐If you would like to contribute to the project... We have an open PhD position! mpinat.mpg.de/626269/jobs @mpi_nat #microtubule
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👏🎉 Congratulations!
Maxim Igaev@maxotubule
Thrilled to share my first paper as a new PI with my PhD student @KalutskiyMaksim ! 🎉 Our collaboration between @UoDLifeSciences , @mpi_nat and @QMUL revealed how protofilament clustering at microtubule ends links GTP hydrolysis to microtubule assembly. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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New events by the #GCPostdoc Network just announced: goettingen-campus.de/postdoc-event. Organised for researchers across the Campus and everyone welcome. Postdoc Social tomorrow (7 Nov): find solutions together and share your science. #Interdisciplinary #GetOutOfTheLab #StrongerTogether
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See you tomorrow 👉 us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
Max Planck School Matter to Life@mattertolife
💡 Join our next virtual info sessions! We're looking forward to answering your questions about our programs, the application and admission process, student life in Germany, and whatever else interests you about MtL! Register here: bit.ly/2VhEOME - All times in CET -
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🔍 Tomorrow’s the day! The Open Science Ambassadors General Meeting kicks off in Berlin! 📍 We’re excited to gather with colleagues to discuss and drive forward #OpenScience initiatives. Check out the program here: osambassadors.mpdl.mpg.de/program-2024 🌍💡 #OpenScienceMeeting2024
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📥#Job opening for a #PhD student in our group @mpi_nat in Göttingen 🇩🇪 in connection to #RTG2756 #CYTAC Job advert 🔗mpinat.mpg.de/4793823/28-24?… 🔗uni-goettingen.de/rtg2756 #mircotubules #Applications welcome!
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I have an opening for a PhD student in my lab for a collaborative project on Machine Learning for Proteins with @TheKailaLab at Stockholm Uni. We are looking for a candidate with an applied ML background, preferably with experience in MLFF and/or generative models. 1/2
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Our Ambassador Program workshop on @BioExcelCoE software for intermediate and advanced users is open for registration
🗓️26-28 November 2024
📍Coimbra, Portugal and online
More info➡️bit.ly/4dyJbVD
@Eurocc_Portugal @EuroCC_France @EuroCC_SpainRES @EuroccIreland
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Chenggong Hui (@4SPQutXMsAXsPzJ) presented his work on charge scaling in K+ channel simulation
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Day 3 of our conference on Advances in Biomolecular Simulations started on the topic of Free Energy calculations
@jchodera gave a fantastic talk on the current state of and challenges with determining free energies to impact #drugdiscovery
@openforcefield @openfreeenergy
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Do you like CALVADOS, but also proteins with folded domains?
If yes, check out Fan’s paper on the CALVADOS 3 model
Several changes since the first preprint including a new parameter set and the application to changes in folding stability in condensates
dx.doi.org/10.1002/pro.51…
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🙏Many thanks for this excellent opportunity! Looking forward to the upcoming #Literaturherbst talks...
MPI for Multidisciplinary Sciences@mpi_nat
Get in the mood for this year’s #Literaturherbst in #Göttingen with talks from our scientific lecture series from previous years. Where🤔? In the free media library on our website. It is worth checking out! There are videos in both 🇩🇪 & 🇬🇧. 👇#MPIGö mpinat.mpg.de/4758909/media
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👉Don' t miss Ville's talk @3rdInfinity2024 conference today - it's starting very soon!
Third Infinity@3rdInfinity2024
ATP synthesis is a complex process, that relies on charge transport in membrane-bound protein complexes. Ville Kaila and his group tackle the problem of long range charge transport with computational approaches to gain a better understanding of the principles at play.
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