Our recent Nature Astronomy paper: we used Hubble Space Telescope to confirm double quasars (with some chances of lensed quasars) selected by Gaia!

I will share our exciting recent finding at 11:30 EST TODAY (2021/6/1) #RNA2021 The RNA Society Session 4 P4-31 (Floor 4) Mechanism of SAM/SAH riboswitch, our smFRET studies with Lin Huang 黄林 Timothy Wilson Taekjip Ha David MJ Lilley Check out my poster, or meet me up on Remo! 😎

Our paper "A pairwise distance distribution correction (DDC) algorithm to eliminate blinking-caused artifacts in SMLM" has been published in Nature Methods. Check it out here: nature.com/articles/s4159…

We finally joined modernity and created GitHub for our single molecule data acquisition and analysis packages. Big thanks to Ting-Wei Liao! github.com/Ha-SingleMolec…

I am very excited to be selected as a representative viewer of Johns Hopkins to attend the 2022 Global Young Scientists Summit! Looking forward to an inspiring upcoming week 😎 #GYSS2022 @gyss_sg Johns Hopkins University

It's an honor to present my work with Taekjip Ha David MJ Lilley Lin Huang 黄林 & Timothy Wilson this Sat afternoon (Feb. 19th) at Moscone South 201 #bps2022 physical cell biology subgroup. Stop by for great science! # 1st-time presenting 😎 👉abstract link: doi.org/10.1016/j.bpj.…

It’s today at 1:45 pm! My poster @ B133 Moscone exhibition Hall. More structural dynamics and functional model of riboswitch with Taekjip Ha David MJ Lilley Lin Huang 黄林 & Tim Wilson! #bps2022

Very grateful for getting my first prize from our own Biophysical Society! Thanks most to my advisor Taekjip Ha and collaborator David MJ Lilley!

Very inspiring talk from Gosia.jl Bin Wu Lab lab Johns Hopkins Medicine cheers 🎉🎉

A real pleasure to teach, learn, and explore with young talented minds! We had a really ”dynamic” and fruitful summer Johns Hopkins University!

Check out our most recent paper from Nature Comm.! DNA up to 6000 bps can be amplified isothermally by using engineered helicase. Now amplifying DNA can be quite SHARP (SSB-Helicase Assisted Rapid PCR). nature.com/articles/s4146…

For undergraduate who is applying for graduate school, come to join the Program in Molecular Biophysics in Hopkins. We are conducting exciting research in experiment, theory and computation. Go to pmb.jhu.edu and apply today!

Johns Hopkins Team Develops Isothermal PCR Method Using Novel Helicase. The team hopes to commercialize the new method through a startup company that eventually will aim to develop home-use molecular diagnostics. ow.ly/aAX5104b1zm