Weekly seminars

Every week we trawl through upcoming seminars and colloquia and put together a list of a couple of bio/physics-y talks that you could fruitfully attend and subsequently review for credit as part of your bucket points. The list is available via a link on the course’s schedule page, or directly here.

  1. Tuesday, April 3, 3 PM: Measuring Microscale Structure-Property Relationships in Cartilage Using Elastography and Vibrational Spectroscopy

Weekly seminars

Every week we trawl through upcoming seminars and colloquia and put together a list of a couple of bio/physics-y talks that you could fruitfully attend and subsequently review for credit as part of your bucket points. The list is available via a link on the course’s schedule page, or directly here.

  1. Tuesday, March 27, 11 AM: Spatially Organizing Biointerfaces to Interrogate Immune Functions
  2. Tuesday, March 27, 6 PM: Sex, Flies and Video: Communicating Science to the Public in Words and Images
  3. Wednesday, March 28, 11 AM: Ciliated tissues: structure, mechanics and biological function
  4. Wednesday, March 28, 12 PM: Do the Springs in Your Muscles Put a Bounce in Your Step?

Weekly seminars

Every week we trawl through upcoming seminars and colloquia and put together a list of a couple of bio/physics-y talks that you could fruitfully attend and subsequently review for credit as part of your bucket points. The list is available via a link on the course’s schedule page, or directly here.

For some reason there have been few bio-related physics talks this semester. There are two next week by the same person; the 3 PM talk is likely to be more technical (it’s in the physics department), while the 6 PM one is for a more general audience. You can go to one or the other, but not both:

  1. Monday, March 12, 3 PM: Life in the Universe
  2. Monday, March 12, 6 PM: The Case for Cosmic Modesty

Weekly seminars

Every week we trawl through upcoming seminars and colloquia and put together a list of a couple of bio/physics-y talks that you could fruitfully attend and subsequently review for credit as part of your bucket points. The list is available via a link on the course’s schedule page, or directly here.

  1. Monday, February 26, 3 PM in the Engineered Biosystems Building, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Seminar Room: The Physics of Active Matter

Weekly seminars

Slim pickings recently for biophysics seminars. There’s nothing this week that seems appropriate. There should be at least one next week, though, on Monday. Title and other details TBD, though.

Weekly seminars

Every week we trawl through upcoming seminars and colloquia and put together a list of a couple of bio/physics-y talks that you could fruitfully attend and subsequently review for credit as part of your bucket points. The list is available via a link on the course’s schedule page, or directly here.

This week, we have two talks (the first less technical) by the same person:

  1. Monday, February 5, 6 PM: From Molecules to Migration: How Quantum Physics Can Explain the Compass of Birds.
  2. Tuesday, February 6, 3 PM: A Photochemical Mechanism for Magnetic Sensitivity in Animals.

Weekly Seminars

Every week we trawl through upcoming seminars and colloquia and put together a list of a couple of bio/physics-y talks that you could fruitfully attend and subsequently review for credit as part of your bucket points. The list is available via a link on the course’s schedule page, or directly here.

This week, we have a seminar from our very own Prof Gumbart:

  1. Wednesday, January 31, 1:40 PM: Molecular Mechanisms of Nutrient Acquisition and Virulence Revealed by Molecular Dynamics Simulations

FYI the following week we already have on our radar two talks (the first less technical) by the same person:

  1. Monday, February 5, 6 PM: From Molecules to Migration: How Quantum Physics Can Explain the Compass of Birds.
  2. Tuesday, February 6, 3 PM: A Photochemical Mechanism for Magnetic Sensitivity in Animals.