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Department Retreat – Molecular Physiology & Biological Physics

8/14/2020

Archive Fall 2020 MPBP seminar The department (virtual) research retreat will be held on Monday, October 26, 2020.  Dr. Eva Nogales (UC Berkeley, Lawrence Berkeley Labs, HHMI) will be our…

Jochen Zimmer’s lab published structure of plant cellulose synthase in Science

7/20/2020

Jochen Zimmer’s lab published structure of plant cellulose synthase in Science. Cellulose is the most abundant biopolymer produced on earth. Cellulose synthase is an trimeric integral membrane protein that stiches…

Important paper on COVID-19 spread by Peter Kasson and Lynn Kamerlin getting world news coverage

7/8/2020

Shina C L Kamerlin, Peter M Kasson  Clinical Infectious Diseases, ciaa864,   Published: 01 July 202   Newsweek , Forbes , Jerusalem Post, UVa Today:   Lack of COVID-19 Lockdown…

We celebrate Mateusz Czub from Wladek Minor’s lab, recently awarded a Wagner fellowship

7/3/2020

Please join us in congratulating Mateusz Czub for earning the Robert R. Wagner Fellowship. In 1997, Bob and Mary Wagner established The Robert R. Wagner Fellowship Fund with the goal…

Structure of ion channels in membranes by cryo-EM

4/9/2020

Archive Spring 2020 Speaker: Dr. Misha Kudryashev Group Leader Max Planck Institute of Biophysics   Host: Dr. Jochen Zimmer

Title: Harnessing Bilayer Membranes and Cell-Free Systems to Investigate and Control Biological Processes

1/25/2020

Archive MPBP seminar Spring 2021 Speaker: Dr. Neha Kamat, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Biomedical Engineering, Northwestern University Host: Dr. Peter Kasson, MD, PhD

Congratulations to the Isakson Lab! In the course of 8 days, Dr. Brant Isakson and his Lab received a lot of great news…

4/4/2019

            In the course of 8 days, Dr. Brant Isakson and his Lab received a lot of great news: —Claire Ruddiman (2nd year Pharm student…

Congratulations Dr. Minor: Testosterone discovery may explain low levels in men with diabetes.

3/29/2019

March 27, 2019 Josh Barney, jdb9a@virginia.edu UVa Today Scientists at the University of Virginia and elsewhere have mapped out how the body transports testosterone, and their surprising findings may explain…