Official account for the Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics Department at Washington University in St. Louis, School of Medicine #WashUBB #BMBnation
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Our next departmental seminar will be given by Itay Budin from the University of California San Diego
"Spying on the private life of lipids"
Hosted by @RobertsonWUSTL
WUSM Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics retweeted
🎉 I'm thrilled to announce that the Ðonlić Lab has officially opened this month in the BMB department
@WUSM_BMB at @washumedicine!
donliclab.com/
The lab will study how condensates shape RNA interactions, therapeutic activity, and disease states.
And we're hiring! 👇
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Zhao Wang from Baylor College of Medicine
"An AI-Driven Cryo-ET Pipeline for Quality Assessment, Segmentation, and Quantitative Subcellular Analysis of Platelets"
Hosted by @RuiZhang
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Charles Asbury from the University of Washington
"Kinetochores grip microtubules with direction-sensitive strength: a mechanism for avoiding mistakes during chromosome segregation"
Hosted by John Cooper
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Ali Shilatifard from Northwestern University
"The Long and Short of it: 30 years of Transcreiptional Elongation Control and Epigenetics as a Fundamental Driver of Development and Complex Human Diseases"
Hosted by Gabor Egervari
Some of the recent promotions in the BMB department. Congratulations to everyone
Professor: Michael Greenberg
Instructors
- Eric Tomko (Galburt lab)
- Mito Suzuki (Kirichok Lab)
- Junji Suzuki (Kirichok Lab)
- Xingyu Liu (Garcia Lab)
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Kristine Wylie who is a professor of Pediatrics & Infectious Disease at WashU
"Uneasy Companions: Dynamic Interplay of the Virome and Host During Pregnancy"
Hosted by Lizzy Draganova
Tonight is the night! This semester's Biophysical Evenings seminar given by Yifan Dai in WashU's Biomedical Engineering department.
"The electrochemistry of biomolecular condensates"
In the Connor Auditorium from 4-5 PM
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Ben Schuler from the University of Zurich
"Probing the Rapid Interaction Dynamics of Charged Disordered Proteins"
Hosted by Andrea Soranno & Michael Greenberg
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Jun Liu from Yale University
"PSeeing molecular machines in action at high resolution"
Hosted by Rui Zhang
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Conor Caffrey from the University of California-San Diego
"Phenotypic- and target-based approaches to neglected tropical disease drug discovery at UC San Diego"
Hosted by Jim Janetka
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Susruta Majumdar from the WashU Department of Anesthesiology
"Structure based design of GPCR Modulators"
Hosted by Jim Janetka
This semesters Biophysical Evening seminar will be given by Daisy Leung, Professor in Medicine, Pathology and Immunology at WashU
"Viral immune antagonism through host nuclear functions"
Thurs, December 11th 4-5 PM, Connor Auditorium
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Janice Pata from the University of Albany
"Initiation of DNA synthesis in Gram-positive bacteria: the roles of DnaG, DnaE, and PolC"
Hosted by the CEO Committee
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Martin McMahon from Huntsman Cancer Institute
"Mechanisms of Progression and Maintenance in Preclinical Models of BRAF-driven Lung Tumorigenesis and NRAS-driven Melanoma"
Hosted by Hema Adhikari
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Catherine Royer from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
"Sequence determinatnts of protein conformational landscapes"
Hosted by Women's Group
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Shankar Mukherji from Washington University in St. Louis, Physics department
"Building the cell from unreliable parts"
Hosted by Janice Robertson
Our next departmental seminar will be given by Trevor GrandPre from Washington University in St. Louis, Physics department
"Biophysical principles of biomolecular condensate formation in algal pyrenoids"
Hosted by BMB Community Engagement & Outreach (CEO) Committee
Kicking off our Fall 2025 seminar guests. Our next departmental seminar will be given by Cholsoon Jang from the University of California-Irvine
"Inter-organ metabolic communications in aging and cardiovascular disease"
Hosted by Gabor Egervari
