While the cancellation of the APS March meeting was disappointing (but so necessary), we were excited to share our work on organelle size robustness anyway on the virtual “Physics of Organelles” session chaired by Lena Koslover. It was actually especially nice because the whole lab could revel in talks about the really awesome work from Matthias Weiss, Aiden Brown, Pierre Sens, and Matheus Viana – maybe a good model for the future of conferences?
Preprint of our newest work on organelle size control
Check out the latest product of our quantitative microscopy+drinking lots of coffee while staring into space: https://doi.org/10.1101/789453
qBio meeting recap
We had a great time showing off our latest work at the 13th annual qBio meeting in San Francisco, CA last week! One of the greatest things about this meeting is the dizzying array of biological topics covered – from therapeutic resistance in infection and cancer to aging – from a deeply quantitative viewpoint. Looking forward to next year!
CSELS Fellowship
Congrats to Kiandokht for being awarded one of the inaugural graduate fellowships from the Center for the Science and Engineering of Living Systems at WashU!
Cellular Dynamics and Models @ CSHL meeting recap
It was great running into a bunch of old friends and putting faces to the names of so many folks whose papers I have admired from a distance. Note to future self: definitely don’t plan to commute out to Cold Spring Harbor from Brooklyn next time around.
