Biophysical Journal, the premier journal of quantitative biology and leading journal for molecular, cellular, and systems biophysics research.

Rockville, MD
Joined August 2015
Study combines agent-based simulations with coarse-grained thermodynamic analysis to reveal how molecular motor activity drives active asters to reorganize into bundle-like structures, illustrating how mesoscopic architecture shapes mechanical response. buff.ly/HPzHQJH
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Special issue call for papers: Stephen H. White: In Memoriam. buff.ly/n1Asc5j
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Beta cells don’t solo—they play as an orchestra. Barać et al. explore how cellular oscillations synchronize across scales to coordinate hormone secretion. From tiny cellular rhythms to a whole-body signal: biology knows how to keep the beat. buff.ly/ZvmNEp8
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Special issue call for papers: Biophysics of Membrane Reactions in the Brain. buff.ly/oxSWx8e
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How much force does it take to pull an integrin apart? New study reveals a high mechanical threshold required to separate α5β1 integrin transmembrane domains, uncovering a “ratchet-like” role underlying inside-out signaling. buff.ly/wOELmlg
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Special issue call for papers: Fazly Ataullakhanov: In Memoriam. buff.ly/wIX4Leg
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In the New and Notable "Lamin A-regulated chromatin organization regulates transcription factor binding," Yuxuan Huang and Alişya A. Anlaş highlight the paper "Lamin A depletion and RSG influence PPARγ DNA binding and chromatin organization in murine..." buff.ly/QzdKqCD
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Special issue call for papers: Single-Molecule Approaches to Reveal Structural and Mechanistic Properties of the Genome. buff.ly/4woMhgl
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Stark et al. develop a continuum model to describe the dynamics of furrow invagination during development, revealing how dynamic membrane reservoirs and viscoelastic properties of the membrane-cortex shape the kinetics of the observed cell-shape changes. buff.ly/vhdXaFs
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What if your coverslip could do more than just sit there? Klimovsky et al. turn it into a tiny optical detective, sensing interfacial changes via label-free microrefractometry. Sometimes the smartest part of the microscope is the glass! buff.ly/kRehqzN
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