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    Zachary Smith Published Paper in Angewandte Chemie
    IPST, Biophysics- 10 Aug 22
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    Lukas Herron & Yihang Wang Published Paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
    IPST, Biophysics- 10 Aug 22
  • Biophysics Program Co-Directors Named
    IPST, Biophysics- 25 Aug 20

    Professors Arpita Upadhyaya and Jeffery Klauda appointed co-directors of the Biophysics Program

  • Simona Patange
    IPST Biophysics Student Selected as Graduate Student Speaker for College’s May Commencement Ceremony



    IPST, Biophysics, NCI-UMD Partnership- 14 May 20

    Simona Patange, a biophysics doctoral degree candidate and member of the NCI-UMD Partnership program, will be the graduate student speaker for the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences’ May Commencement Celebration. Patange’s advisors were Michelle Girvan (IPST/Physics/Biophysics), Daniel Larson and David Levens from the National Institute of Health’s (NIH) National Cancer Institute (NCI).




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    Giuliano Scarcelli and Milos Nikolic Co-author Paper in Small
    Biophysics, NCI-UMD Partnership- 18 Apr 20

    Milos Nikolic, UMD biophysics Ph.D. student and NCI-UMD Partnership student, and Giuliano Scarcelli, assistant professor in UMD's Fischell Department of Bioengineering, co-authored a paper with colleagues that was published on April 3, 2020, in the journal Small.

  • Chemical Physics Ph.D. Student Renjie Zhao Publishes First-author Paper in the Journal of Statistical Physics
    IPST, Biophysics, Chemical Physics- 17 Feb 20

    Chemical Physics Ph.D. Student Renjie Zhao was first-author on the paper "Response Theory for Static and Dynamic Solvation of Ionic and Dipolar Solutes in Water" with John Weeks, Distinguished University Professor of IPST. The paper was published in the Journal of Statistical Physics on February 17, 2020.

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    NCI-UMD Partnership Ph.D. Student Mary Pitman Publishes First-author Paper in Biophysical Journal
    IPST, Biophysics, NCI-UMD Partnership, Physics of Living Systems- 11 Feb 20

    Mary Pitman, a Ph.D. student in chemistry and member of the NCI-UMD Partnership program, published a first-author paper "Minimal Cylinder Analysis Reveals the Mechanical Properties of Oncogenic Nucleosomes" with co-authors Yamini Dalal (NIH/NCI) and Garegin Papoian (Chemistry and Biochemistry/IPST). The paper was published online February 11, 2020, in Biophysical Journal. 

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    Daniel A. Butts and AMSC Alumnus Matt Whiteway Publish in Current Opinion in Neurobiology
    Biophysics- 31 Oct 19

    In August 2019, Associate Professor of Biology Daniel A. Butts and AMSC alumnus Matt Whiteway published the article "The quest for interpretable models of neural population activity," in Current Opinion in Neurobiology. 

     

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    NCI-UMD Partnership Ph.D. Student Aravind Chandrasekaran Publishes First-author Paper in PLoS Computational Biology
    IPST, Biophysics, Chemical Physics, NCI-UMD Partnership, Physics of Living Systems- 09 Jul 19

    Aravind Chandrasekaran, a chemistry Ph.D. student in the NCI-UMD Partnership program, published a first-author paper "Remarkable structural transformations of actin bundles are driven by their initial polarity, motor activity, crosslinking, and filament treadmilling" with co-authors Arpita Upadhyaya (Physics/IPST) and Garegin Papoian (Chemistry and Biochemistry/IPST). The paper was published on July 9, 2019, in the journal PLoS Computational Biology.

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    Ph.D. Student Milos Nikolic Publishes First-author Paper in Biomedical Optics Express
    Biophysics, NCI-UMD Partnership- 03 Mar 19

    Milos Nikolic, UMD biophysics Ph.D. student and NCI-UMD Partnership student, published a first-author paper with Giuliano Scarcelli, assistant professor in UMD's Fischell Department of Bioengineering, in the journal Biomedical Optics Express. In their paper, the researchers show that 660 nanometers may represent an optimal wavelength for Brillouin microscopy, which is an all-optical tool for measuring the mechanical properties of biological samples.

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