Events Archive
Cassie from the Chang and Hu Labs will give her talk titled: Comparative biomechanics of climbing with applications for improving outreach. Join us on Tuesdays from 12:30-1:30pm for the QBioS 4th Year Seminars
Ellen Liu from the Sponberg Lab will give her 4th-year seminar titled: Neuromechanical control adaptations in complex environments. Join us on Tuesdays from 12:30-1:30pm for the QBioS 4th Year Seminars
Emma Bingham presents on, "Nascent multicellular organisms overcome problems of large size via emergent biophysical phenomena." Join us on Tuesdays from 12:30-1:30pm for the QBioS 4th Year Seminars
Zach Mobille will present, "Information coding and structural motifs in spiking neural networks." Join us on Tuesdays from 12:30-1:30pm for the QBioS 4th Year Seminars.
Join us on Tuesdays from 12:30-1:30pm for the QBioS 4th Year Seminars. On March 11, Chris Zhang from the Hammer and Ratcliff Labs will talk about "Reexamining the Type VI Secretion System."
Biophysical Drivers of Biofilm Structure: From Starvation to Cooperative Dynamics
Phylogenomics of 3,126 archaeal and bacterial genera challenges a monophyletic origin of life
Probing mRNA-protein relationships across prokaryotes: From Pseudomonas to Sulfolobus
Harnessing Biomolecular Simulations to Understand Enzyme Selectivity and Allosteric Regulation
Theoretical and empirical population genetics of admixture and introgression
Computational Models of Phage Therapy from In Vitro Settings to In Vivo Infections
Join us for a celebration of Joshua Weitz's new book - including coffee and cake, a contest for free books, and a 'guaranteed or your money back' expressive reading.
Automated Methods for Quantifying the Behavior of Cichlid Fish
Ethan Wold, 4th year PhD student in Quantitative Biosciences, will present, "The diversity of resonance in insects".
Reaction-Diffusion and Cardiac Modeling with Applications to Defibrillation
"Plant Root Circumnutation as an Emergent Behavior: From Cells to Roots."