Biophysical Society’s Post

I am so happy these five students, who conducted research with me, either as participants of my NSF SMRP or my M-PURE program, were all granted “Highest Honors/Honors” one week before graduation. Three of the five students presented their senior investigative projects (SIPs) on research they completed in the Chemistry Program in the Department of Natural and Behavior Sciences. One of the five students was granted Highest Honors in both Chemistry and Biology. Two National Science Foundation grants supported all research, the HBCU Research Initiative Award (RIA), and the HBCU Target Infusion Project(TIP). #chemistry, #STEM, #research, #jcsu

Attention all students considering a Ph.D.! As you may know, there are 3 major hurdles to jump over: the application, the dissertation defense, and the qualifying (or comprehensive) exam. While most are familiar with the first and third, the "quals" exam can be a bit of a mystery. Luckily, Sabrina Daglish has written a fantastic blog article for BioNavigators to help students decode this weird part of the Ph.D. process. Check out her article at https://lnkd.in/eNR7uv-j and gain a better understanding of what to expect during your Ph.D. journey. #PhD #QualifyingExams #graduateschool Colleagues: please repost and share with anyone you think could benefit!

#openposition alert for Phd at Utrecht University,Netherlands See the post below for more information and to apply! To #stayinformed on the latest #jobopenings & #openpositions by #connecting with me on LinkedIn! #jobs #openpositions #Biotechjobs #microbiologyjobs #lifesciencejobs #MolecularBiologyJobs #careeroppurtunities #Labopportunities #ResearchJobs #LifeSciCareers #clinicalresearch #opportunities2024 #postdoc 

For University of Arkansas undergraduate students: Looking to boost your resume or utilize your genuine interest for molecular sciences? Consider joining the ASBMB student chapter! We are hoping to utilize our next meeting this Thursday to become official. If you are interested, there is information on how to get connected below!

New Instats livestreaming seminar: Dimension Reduction Methods for Life Sciences Join us for the insightful workshop 'Dimension Reduction Methods for Life Sciences' led by Dr. Nikolay Oskolkov from Lund University. This seminar is a must-attend for those in Computational Biology dealing with high-dimensional biological data, such as single cell genomics. Learn how dimension reduction techniques can simplify complex datasets without losing critical information. This workshop will provide a comprehensive overview of these techniques, focusing on their practical applications in life sciences. Ideal for PhD students, professors, and professional researchers, this workshop will enhance your analytical skills and improve the accuracy and efficiency of your research. Topics covered include an introduction to high-dimensional biological data, overview of various dimension reduction techniques, detailed exploration of tSNE and UMAP, and practical implementation using R and Python. Enroll now to gain a robust set of skills directly applicable to your research. All seminars are taught via Zoom and all materials are available online for 30 days after the seminar concludes. An official Instats certificate of completion is provided at the conclusion of all seminars.

Together, we can "Change the Worlds' Energy Future"!! Don't miss this opportunity to lead your own research to ensure safe and secure energy infrastructure for generations to come!! #postdoctoral #professor #researchassistant #nuclear #criticalinfrastructure #batterytechnology #advancedmanufacturing #biomass #computationalmodeling #materialsscience #catalysis #AI #actinide

I am pleased to share that the final chapter of my PhD work is now published! We demonstrate how combining two catalysts enables the enantioselective β-aryl addition to alcohols. https://lnkd.in/gnpgy9bC

2022 #BeckmanScholar (and recent graduate!) Helen Xia talks about alkylation of indoles, the importance of resilience and adaptability, and her future MD-PhD plans in the Beckman Friday Feature. Mentored Undergraduate Research Experience Leads to Key Lab Role and Journal Publication for University of Richmond Student Helen Xia, who graduated from the University of Richmond on May 12, 2024, is making a giant leap toward a goal she set as a teen: Becoming a physician-scientist who can save and improve people’s lives. Xia, who majored in biochemistry & molecular biology and minored in leadership studies, is now on her way to UT Southwestern where she will enter an MD-PhD program through the Perot Family Scholars Medical Scientist Training Program. “I am dedicated to conducting both basic and clinical translational research in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. To best achieve this, I need both the research expertise to advance science and the clinical expertise to implement these advancements,” shared Xia. “The MD-PhD program is the perfect bridge between my dual passions: scientific research and medicine.” That meant applying to MD-PhD programs – and undertaking a lot of preparation. Not merely the kind of preparation that involves getting paperwork in order or taking certain prerequisites, but the sort of preparation that someone with a singular focus or a dream or a calling embarks on to meld themselves into whatever it takes to achieve success. For Xia, that preparation started when she was just a young child, and it was supported largely by her immigrant parents who did not have careers in the sciences themselves but wanted their daughter to pursue her passions and challenge herself with new endeavors. READ MORE: https://ow.ly/INRw50RIMy1 Images: Jamie Betts #beckman #BSP #fridayfeature #scholarspotlight #research #spiderpride #mdphd #indoles #friedel-crafts #mentorship #sciencegoals #undergraduateresearch #article #graduate University of Richmond

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We hail another interdisciplinary publication of a our faculty member Dr. Tejasvi Pandey(Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Sciences) in New journal of Chemistry having an Impact factor of 3.6. Lovi Raj Gupta, PhD Neeta Raj Sharma Dr. Munish Mehta #ThinkBig #LPU #LPUForYou