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#PhysicsOfLife2024 Day 8! Really enjoyed the two morning sessions by Vijay Krishnamurthy on the physics of Soft Matter and Pattern Formation. This was followed by sessions by NayakLab and Shruthi Viswanath in the afternoon. Living Machines-NCBS

Is it always possible to assign #GeneExpression #CellStates to #SingleCells? Or can biological noise set fundamental limits? In our new work, we show that #CircadianClock states *cannot* be assigned to single cells due to transcriptional noise! tinyurl.com/4uxdxw2k (1/8)

#PhysicsOfLife2024 Day 9! The last day of lectures saw @thattai go over three stages— past, present and future— of computational and quantitative approaches to biology. In the afternoon, Archishman Raju talked about renormalization groups. Living Machines-NCBS

#PhysicsOfLife2024 Day 10! We presented our group projects on the final day. This was followed by a career counseling session. Had a wonderful time during lunch talking with everyone about our experiences. The last ten days have been so great! Living Machines-NCBS

So grateful to have been part of this cohort. The last 10 days were amazing. It was wonderful to interact with so many cool people and make a bunch of new friends. Talking to experts so freely during lunch or over coffee was an experience as surreal and wonderful as it can get.

And being surrounded by people with such diverse and fascinating interests is one of the best things ever— there are so many new perspectives you get to see. There's so much to learn. Thank you #PhysicsOfLife2024! Thank you NCBS! Living Machines-NCBS

Next in line, we have with us Dr. Mukund Thattai, a computational cell biologist from NCBS Bangalore. Join us for his talk as we bring together threads from biology, physics and computer science to weave the story of the past, present and future of cellular life.

Pit vipers use infrared light to find prey in the dark. In this commentary @thattai explains how, using gossip as an analogy! IASc, Bengaluru Wisdom of (molecular) crowds: How a snake’s temperature-sensing superpower separates information from misinformation link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007/s…

Check out this Infosys Prize lecture by Prof. @thattai, where the Infosys Prize winner weaves together threads from biology, physics, and computer science to tell the story of the past, present, and future of cellular life - Mount Carmel College Autonomous youtube.com/watch?v=1lhmnF…

We are excited to welcome Abel J. Abraham to Simons@NCBS, who is joining us as a Fulbright Scholar!  Abel, who recently completed his undergraduate studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will work with Prof. Shashi Thutupalli's lab for the next nine months.

What can #singlecell lineage correlations teach us about drug tolerance, timing of #persisters, and how (not) to analyse #barcoding data? A lot that is counterintuitive! Excited about our first #cancer manuscript from National Centre for Biological Sciences Living Machines-NCBS tinyurl.com/f7spp6xh (1/6)