🎆🎆Today is the day!!🎆🎆

The 8th annual meeting of the Biophysical Society of Canada will be held at U Calgary May 23-26. Early Registration & Abstract Submission deadline is April 21 Trainee travel awards application deadline: May 1 For more information, please visit: event.fourwaves.com/bsc2023/pages

I know, I know, I missed a day of #AMAZINGNESS of University of Guelph Department of Physics! Today's instalment, short & sweet. #DYK that in the past 5 years, our small but mighty dept has brought in over $23,000,000 in research $ to @UofG? Retweet if you think a university should incl physics. #ItsOurTime

4 DAYS LEFT! 🚨 Will you join us Monday to #SupportOurScience! Awards for #GradStudents and #Postdocs have not increased in 20 YEARS, despite 50% inflation during this time! It's time to change that. ⏲️ Find out more info about the walkouts here: supportourscience.ca/nationwide-wal…

Congratulations to Nancy Forde @nr_forde a proud member of Biophysical Society of Canada on her Excellence in Teaching Award and her contribution to biophysics education. 👏🎉

A great start to #BSC2023 with a smoothly run trainee symposium. Well done Vishal Pandya and the BSC trainee executive team. Highlight for me was to hear @molszyns talking about going from science to environmental law.

My trip to the #BSC2023 thanks to the financial support from BSC Travel Award has broadened my experience and understandings of biophysics in Canada. It gives me ideas to make more accessible media content to future trainees. So here is a quick recap of my conference experience!

Very nice lightsheet microscopy paper on the coupling between rotation and translation for diffusing E. coli flagella pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Shout out to former group member Liu Yu (not on Twitter), whose Mathematica notebook simulating the rotational diffusion of a magnetic particle in a magnetic field was highlighted on the Wolfram community website community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2…

I am sorry I will be missing this beloved Canadian mixer event at the BPS. Have fun everyone!

Both the transcriptional activator, Bcd, and transcriptional repressor, Cic, form small mobile oligomeric clusters in early fly ... biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_biophys

Excited about tonight's online Cooking Class organized as part of #BiophysicsWeek by Biophysics trainee extraordinaire and #McMasterScience alumni Sara Evans.

Beware, what comes next is shameless advertising for our new Biophys. J. paper: authors.elsevier.com/a/1jl5n1SPT7tBJ. Brilliant trainees Lili Zhang and Lydia Hodgins showed that the transcription factor Bcd forms mobile oligomeric clusters (besides the immobile ones observed before).