
@CRC_CRC (Tier 2) in Spatial organization of living systems 💧🦠🪱🔬 (she/her)
Montréal, Québec
Joined December 2017
- Tweets765
- Following958
- Followers1.2K
- Likes1.4K
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Hey Virologists! Have you been hearing about phase separation and wondered what it is or how it might be important in the infectious cycle? I paired up with the amazing biophysicist @weber_lab to review the topic for you! 1/7
cell.com/trends/biochemical-…
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
@S_vanTeeffelen introducing the first BactoMontréal meeting. Excited to see people in person and #notonZoom.
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Are you at #apsmarch and interested in the physics of genome organization? I'm talking today about the structure of the human mitochondrial genome. We're seeking modelling collaborators!
Today, 12 PM CDT; Session F10: Liquid Phases, Spatial Genome Organization and Transcription
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
I am happy to announce that I am hiring a PhD student to work on modelling of intra-cellular condensation. Write me for more info, and please RT:
Announcement here:
epfl.ch/about/working/sb-phd…
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Do you study cellular compartments, membrane-bound or otherwise? @AidanFenix and I are hosting the #Cellbio2020 Subgroup: Dynamic Modes of Cellular Compartmentalization. Submit an abstract by 7/30 to be part of a lively discussion on how compartmentalization enables function.
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Researchers at #McGill's @weber_lab have discovered bacterial organelles involved in gene expression, suggesting that bacteria may not be as simple as once thought. Finding could offer new targets for development of new antibiotics.
mcgill.ca/newsroom/channels/…
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Please join us for our first worldwide cell size and growth online seminar next Tuesday. Starting June 30th we will have two talks every other Tuesday (@ 8:00 PST / 11:00 EST / 17:00 CEST) and our first speakers will be:
30th June: Amanda Amodeo (Dartmouth) & Chris Bakal (ICR)
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Tomorrow, many of us in the phys dept will #Strike4BlackLives. We encourage all to check out shutdownstem.com, particlesforjustice.org, and our dept statement at physics.mcgill.ca/gen//McGil…. We are recommitting to doing better and humbly welcome feedback when we make mistakes.
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Interactive tutorials and collaborative multimedia assignments will make this Fall's remotely delivered Science courses as engaging and stimulating as ever. Assoc. Prof. Jon Sakata, course coordinator for BIOL 306, explains. @BioMcGill @mbsumcgill
youtube.com/watch?v=04XU99n8…
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Call to all #McGill Labs 📢: If you have protective equipment that you wish to donate to health workers on the frontlines of #COVID19, please check out this page ⬇️ @mcgillu mcgill.ca/x/ZFh
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Our new review/perspective on understanding the physical basis for phase separation of biomolecules is online today:
annualreviews.org/doi/pdf/10…
Although technically a review, we've used this to outline the contours of a general framework we've been working on for a while now.
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Excited to co-chair a Mini-Symposium “Biological phase separation: From phenomenon to function” with Jeff Woodruff at #ASCBEMBO19. Join us at 4:15 in room 207B for a fantastic slate of talks!
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Amanda Amodeo @AAAmodeo presenting her work in Dev Colloquium. Hiring committees take note - she's on the market and you should grab her now
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Our very first Biophysics Center Innovation Incubator day @mcgillu . We are very lucky to have Joerg Bewersdorf from Yale telling us about super resolution microscopy
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Physical Biology of the Cell course at @MBLScience! Explore biological phenomena using the language of physics. No previous experience with math, physics or programming necessary. bit.ly/2SmGnpM
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
The #IRIC welcomes Dr. Stephanie C. Weber @weber_lab, assistant professor @mcgilu as part of the Institute’s Distinguished Scientist Lecture Series, 2018 Winter Program bit.ly/2r7FlAX
WeberLab@McGill retweeted
Stephanie Weber gave a very fresh and lively talk about membrane-less organelles in bacteria. RNAP clusters are more frequent when bacteria are in their fast growing phase. #ASCBEMBO17























