efe ilker
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21-08-2021 16:03:08
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Look familiar? This video of #zebrafish embryogenesis was used for a 'one-frame per page' flipbook in the December 1996 edition of Development. Credit to Rolf Karlstrom and Don Kane. #ZebrafishFunFacts
Our STEM CELL ZOO paper is out in Cell Stem Cell! By using in vitro differentiation of ES/iPS cells, we recapitulated the segmentation clocks of mouse, human, rabbit, cow, marmoset, and even rhinoceros🐁🧍♀️🐰🐄🐒🦏 They showed species-specific clock periods! dlvr.it/SqykTL
We are back!!! Announcing Interdisciplinary challenges 2024: 22-26 April in Dresden (MPI-PKS Dresden). A workshop from and for young researchers in Physics and Biology (but everybody is welcome!!!) New team, new venue, new science! For now, *save the date*! Details in the next days 😉!
Please RT. We are looking for a motivated PhD candidate to work on the biophysics of protein condensates with high-speed atomic force microscopy 👇🏾 Force microscopy group in collaboration with Mauro Modesti CRCM - Cancer Research Centre of Marseille @univamu @Insermpacacorse ANR - Agence nationale de la recherche euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/202000
Interested in how chemical reactions are regulated by condensates? We derived a general theoretical framework when reacting clients are diluted and scaffolds phase separate. Great collaboration with Sudarshana Laha MPI-PKS Dresden Thomas Michaels Preprint see: arxiv.org/abs/2403.05228
Joint PhD position to develop statistical physics and machine-learning techniques to study proteins in single-molecule experiments, with Rafael Tapia-Rojo and Chris Lorenz. KCL Physics King's College London Start in Oct ‘24. Apply preferentially before April 17. findaphd.com/phds/project/m…
Historic obstacles and emerging opportunities in the field of developmental metabolism – lessons from Heidelberg Read this Spotlight by Alexandra Garfinkel, Efe Ilker, Hidenobu Miyazawa Hidenobu Miyazawa, Kathrin Schmeisser and Jason Tennessen Jason Tennessen: journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…
I’m excited to share the programme of my new series of lectures Collège de France in Nov-Dec. I will devote next 2yrs to information flow. As usual, I speak en Français, but all slides (pdf) in English, self-explanatory, video on Youtube. Stay tuned or visit if in Paris. It’s free
For episode 5 of our #PoLComic with Physics of Life Dresden, we highlight how increasing temperature can affect biological rates! 1/3 Check out the full version and previous comics at physics-of-life.tu-dresden.de/news-events/hi…
For episode 6 of our #PoLComic with Physics of Life Dresden, we highlight cellular energy costs! 1/3 Check out the full version and previous comics at physics-of-life.tu-dresden.de/news-events/hi…
Open postdoc position in DyNaMo Force microscopy group to work on High-Speed AFM to explore the heterogeneity of biomolecular systems, with Felix Rico and Lorena, as part of a collaborative ANR-NSF funded consortium. Full offer here: euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/283754 Please pass the message! 🔬👩🔬
🔥JOB ADVERT🔥 Looking for a postdoc to work on #machine_learning classification of #knots & #proteins and discovery of new topological invariants. Start by November 2025 Duration 2 years min Where: TAPLab Physics Astro @ Edin Generously funded by The Leverhulme Trust Retweet pls ❤️