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 Denver, CO
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Joined February 2018
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Blankenship Lab@blankenship_lab16 Feb 2021
Big congrats to Hui on defending her PhD thesis today — she was simply smashing! (yes, it’s ok to groan). It’s hard to overstate how remarkable her time in the lab has been (and she still found time to be a champion badminton player😉)
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Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz wins ASCB's E.B. Wilson Medal newswise.com/articles/jennif…
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Ed Yong is not here
@edyong20925 Mar 2020
🚨I wrote a big piece about the future of the COVID-19 pandemic: how the US got to this point; what needs to happen in the coming weeks and months; what the endgame looks like; and what the world might be like in the aftermath. theatlantic.com/health/archi…
How the Pandemic Will End

How the Pandemic Will End

The U.S. may end up with the worst COVID-19 outbreak in the industrialized world. This is how it’s going to play out.

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A coloring book version of the coronavirus picture is on the @buildmodels site -- get the PDF here: pdb101.rcsb.org/learn/colori…
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Trevor Bedford
@trvrb16 Mar 2020
A small update on genomic epidemiology of the #COVID19 epidemic in Washington State (where we have lots of data) and elsewhere in the US (where data is sparse). 1/8
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For my followers and colleagues, i stand by every word I said. If this wakes people and authorities into taking this #CoronavirusPandemic more seriously, then I’ve down my job. Now let’s hope I don’t get called in by authorities ...
The Newsmakers (@The_Newsmakers) profile pictureThe Newsmakers@The_Newsmakers13 Mar 2020
.@VirusWhisperer says #Covid_19 could’ve been curbed ‘if only the world had listened.’ Watch the full show: youtu.be/npe5r2uFjfs

Coronavirus Crisis

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Tom Runčevski@RuncevskiLab13 Mar 2020
Everyone helps flight the pandemic the best they can: #Biologists - working on a vaccine #Chemists - working on new drugs #Mathematicians - working on predictive models #Physicists - approximating everything to a sphere We can do this together 💪🏻💪🏿🦾💪🏽💪🏼 – at Dallas, TX
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The ASV Executive Committee has been monitoring the #COVID19 situation and how it affects #ASV2020 . We will update everyone as soon as possible.
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It’s getting near grad application season — consider applying to our Biophysics program at the University of Denver. A great, young super-involved faculty doing cutting edge biophysical research in Colorado 🌄: science.du.edu/biophysics
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PNASNews@PNASNews25 Sep 2019
Researchers report the discovery of giant marine viruses that may confer phototrophic abilities on their hosts. In PNAS: ow.ly/N1XY50woOJ9
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Blankenship Lab@blankenship_lab10 Jul 2019
Completely student-organized Rocky Mountain membrane trafficking meeting — hosted by @UofDenver and supported by @ASCBiology... I’ve been impressed by the young go-getters (Hui, Taylor, Caitlin, and Drew)… 😊👏 ascb-rmmt.wixsite.com/2019me…

Home | 2019 Rocky Mountain Membrane Trafficking Meeting

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Big congrats to Yan Qin and her lab on the new R01 -- something tells me that her lab will be recruiting new students :-)
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Molly Ohainle, Ph.D.@MollyOhainle11 Dec 2018
Proud of our first HIV-CRISPR screening paper out now @eLife. We have created a novel, high-throughput #CRISPR screen to find key #HIV host factors that does not require ‘guessing’ at candidate genes (1/9) doi.org/10.7554/eLife.39823
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Nature Portfolio
@NaturePortfolio11 Dec 2018
Terminology and concepts from computer science and engineering are becoming more common in biology labs as scientists re-engineer the activity of cells for specific applications. go.nature.com/2G6LOnc
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Blankenship Lab@blankenship_lab28 Nov 2018
Two great PhD grad programs (and our lab is accepting!) — please apply! Deadline Jan. 1... #gradschool Biol Sciences w/ conc. in Mol and Cell Bio: du.edu/nsm/departments/biolo… MCBP Biophysics (biologist-friendly!) : du.edu/nsm/departments/bioph…
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Biophysical Journal@BiophysJ23 Oct 2018
Optical Tweezers, a new collection of articles from Biophysical Journal is now online! Created in recognition of the 2018 Nobel Prize on Physics, this collection will be open access for 30 days beginning today. Check it out here: ow.ly/1bR430mlg9V
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Apply to the MCBP Biophysics program at the University of Denver... a great young faculty and biophysical community located next to the amazing Rocky Mountains (kind of nice! :-) ). gradadmissions.du.edu/apply/
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Always a little sad when the Fall Grad Colloquium ends, but a really nice final session with Dylan Fudge presenting on new Zn2+ sensors and Noah de Leeuw presenting on a new way to model cell intercalation -- very nicely done! Great work by all the speakers this quarter!
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Faculty positions available in Cell Biology — come join the University of Denver and be a part of the MCBP Biophysics Program! jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/… jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/…
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Neat to see a nice News and Analysis from @NatureRevMicro highlighting work from the van Engelenburg lab: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3031…
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