
Upcoming Events
January 2020
CMB Seminar – Rossie Clark-Cotton
Title: Courtship is a Two-Way Conversation: Yeast Mating as a Model of Cell-Cell Communication Abstract: Many cells track chemical signals, but mechanisms of target location are elusive. The budding yeast, an established model of cell-cell communication, tracks a pheromone signal…
Find out moreCMB Seminar – Lorena Bociu, NC State Math Department
Host: Keith Weninger
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CMB Seminar – Varda Hagh
James Franck Institute at the University of Chicago
Creating Ultra-Stable Jammed Packings by Training on Pressure
Host: Karen Daniels
CMB – Rahul V. Kulkarni
Title: Modeling post-transcriptional regulation and large deviations in stochastic gene expressionAbstract: In diverse cell populations, phenotypic variations are often observed even among genetically identical cells in a homogeneous environment. Recent research indicates that such `non-genetic individuality' can be driven by rare events arising from…
Find out moreCMB – Mansoor Haider
Title: Mathematical Models for Extracellular Matrix Regeneration and Remodeling in Biological Soft TissuesAbstract: Many biological soft tissues exhibit complex interactions between passive (biophysical, biomechanical) mechanisms, and active physiological responses. These interactions affect the ability of the tissue to remodel in order to…
Find out moreMarch 2020
CANCELED: CMB Seminar – Stephano Di Talia
Title: Waves and flows: Physical principles of organization of early embryogenesis and regeneration Abstract: Embryonic development and tissue regeneration both require a high degree of spatiotemporal coordination. I will describe my lab efforts to understand the synchronization of the cell cycle in…
Find out moreCANCELED: CMB Seminar – Pedro Sáenz
Title/Abstract: TBA Host: Karen Daniels
Find out moreApril 2020
CMB Seminar – Kai Huang
Title: TBAAbstract: TBAHost: TBA
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