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Are you studying membrane protein interactions? Have you seen our latest review? We hope you find it useful! Congrats to Mahmoud for his first first author review. Can't wait to read the next five.

Check out some of the exciting recent research breakthroughs in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. mailchi.mp/92d77065118a/m…

Our just-accepted JBC paper is on a controversial topic. Perhaps lessons learned from simple model systems do not necessarily apply to receptors in the plasma membrane. What do you think?

It was a privilege to be able to witness this project develop. So much work went into it. Kudos to my collaborators, one of the best experimental membrane biophysicists in the solar system and one of the best computational membrane biophysicists in the Milky way.

The Biophysical Society research conferences always offer incredible opportunities to young scientists. I am so happy for Ece and everyone who was there. Congrats Ece! Biophysical Society

A research team led by William Wimley of Tulane Medicine explored the determinants of macrolittin #nanopore stability in POPC bilayers using atomistic molecular dynamics simulations and experiments on macrolittins and single-site variants. #openaccess: go.acs.org/9Nh

The JHU campus is truly wonderful. Even deer want to bring their kids to study here.

We are so lucky to be working with this amazing young scientist! Thank you for choosing Hopkins and INBT for your summer research experience, Cristiana!

Now this paper is published in its final form. Thanks to Daniel and Ece for their hard work, and to our collaborators Bill Wimley William Wimley and Elena Pasquale.

We are welcoming our newest lab member! Welcome, Teddy, we expect great things from you!

We are excited to share the review we have written to explain the concept of signaling bias to a broad audience.

A day of science and fun in the capital by the Capitol!

This is going to be a great seminar!

We are very excited to be part of this awesome work! The TrkB receptor is so interesting!

Happy Halloween!

Did you know that antidepressants can alter the structure and function of single-pass receptors? We study these intriguing processes, together with our colleagues Marçal Vilar Konstantin Mineev

Join us at MatSci! The Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University is hiring for a tenured or tenure-track faculty position in computational materials science, including data science and artificial intelligence. Apply here: zurl.co/OphX

We are so proud that Tanaya Roy is a member of our research team!!

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