Having an awesome time organizing 2023 APS CUWiP at Princeton! We started the day with an awesome biophysics talk by Sarah Veatch, headed to breakout sessions, a career panel, keynote and more! #APSCUWIP Princeton CUWiP American Physical Society

CPBF Fellows is a great program- I've enjoyed my time as an experimental fellow and have learned a lot from the community here. Share to your labs and friends and encourage them to apply!

We are excited to launch our annual search for Center Fellows. We are looking for both theorists and experimentalists to join a very interactive community. Fellows have a great deal of independence and flexibility, and 'belong' to the Center as a whole. biophysics.princeton.edu/opportunities

Are you ready for CUWiP 2023? Applications open on Aug 29! Sign up for updates on the CUWiP website. #apscuwip aps.org/programs/women…

Next in our series of symposia: One day with a wide range of topics in the #PhysicsofLife , from a collection of PhD students and postdoctoral fellows.

Alas still online but happy to launch another semester of symposia. Friday 10 September 2021, we'll explore recent excitement in the physics of behavior. Join us!

We are excited to launch our annual search for Center Fellows. We are looking for both theorists and experimentalists to join a very interactive community. Fellows have a great deal of independence and flexibility, and 'belong' to the Center as a whole. biophysics.princeton.edu/opportunities

My first postdoc paper from the Andrew Leifer (@[email protected]) Lab is out in eLife - the journal! We study the neural dynamics of locomotion in the C. elegans brain, using a linear model to predict behavior. Check it out here- elifesciences.org/articles/66135

SACNAS conference #SACNAS2020 . Physics ADI team #PrincetonPhysicsEDI will be participating at a virtual information booth with the Graduate School's Access, Diversity and Inclusion (ADI) team Access, Diversity and Inclusion at PU Grad School

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The 2021 CPBF fellows application is now open! Fellows are an essential part of our intellectual community and have the flexibility to pursue projects with multiple faculty mentors in theory, experiment, or both!

Application deadline is October 1: biophysics.princeton.edu/opportunities

I'm looking forward to #ShutDownSTEM tomorrow and participating in the journal club and physics town hall. We need to address these issues and come up with concrete ways to fight systemic racism in academia. More resources/info here: shutdownstem.com

New today: eLife - the journal digest (+ formatted manuscript) for recent work from Michigan Biophysics students (now doctors!) Kelsey Hallinen and J. Karlake.

Delayed antibiotic exposure induces population collapse in enterococcal communities with drug-resistant subpopulations doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

I’m super excited that work from my PhD in Kevin Wood’s lab is published in eLife - the journal ! Check out cool dynamics of bacteria in mixed drug-resistant and drug-sensitive populations.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

The time is now! From now until 4pm the tweet w/the most retweets gets $1,000 to the fund of their choice. On this #GivingBlueday , we hope this is us! Help us win! This money will help us continue our outreach efforts throughout next year! #givingbluesacnas #umich #STEMeducation

Congratulations to CPBF faculty and worm neuroscientist extraordinaire Andrew Leifer (@[email protected]) who was awarded an NIH New Innovator Award today! princeton.edu/news/2019/10/0…

Check out our newest preprint on bacterial populations (with resistant sub-populations) and their counter-intuitive reactions to antibiotics. Delayed antibiotic exposure can actually lead to population collapse! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Come to Michigan Biophysics Preview. Meet the faculty, students and learn about our program and great science.

Join us TODAY at 12PM in the East Conference Room of Rackham for the Dissertation Seminar of Kelsey Hallinen (@kevinwood18 lab) presenting on “Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Collective Antibiotic Resistance in an Opportunistic Pathogen.”

Excited to give my talk this morning studying E. faecalis biofilms and their response to antibiotics at #asmbiofilms

Who is excited for the Biophysics Preview this week? #UMbiophysics