Thanks to MIT News for featuring our work (out today Science Magazine)! This article by Anne Trafton provides a very nice overview / summary. Also discusses some of the future directions we are excited about. news.mit.edu/2023/how-cell-…

Exciting work on a sort of structure-function relationship for biomolecular condensates. Congratulations!

Exciting work! The role of arms races against TEs in shaping the character of eukaryotic chromatin is still underrated.

I love stochastic models, extreme value statistics, and biological physics, so it's exciting when they all come together... Fantastic collaboration with the Needleman lab on the temporal dynamics of mitotic error correction biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

If you are at #apsmarch, check out the talks from the Fakhri group MIT Physics!

Lots of exciting Limmer lab talks at #apsmarch meeting this week. Check out a few below College of Chemistry

Congratulations to our postdoc Jeremy Owen on becoming a Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Quantitative Biology fellow!

Thrilled and honored by Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation’s support! Very grateful to my mentors Tom and Ned, and to every single member of the The Muir Lab for welcoming a theorist who wants to do experiments!

Congratulations to our newest inductee into the National Academy of Sciences! Princeton Chemistry

Very cool work!

It has been a real pleasure to contribute to this fantastic protein engineering work led by Yi Hua and Nick Tay Nicholas Tay. My first foray into experiments The Muir Lab! This technology promises lots of application to chromatin, and beyond.

What is the best prediction of future NGS costs? NHGRI data shows costs halving every 2-3 years recently. Can we expect this continue? Speed up, slow down?

Very thought-provoking! What's especially wild is that this 10 bits/s for human brain behavior is just ~500x an information rate estimated for chemotaxis in E. coli! (nature.com/articles/s4156…, Henry Mattingly)

The final version of our protein transposition manuscript is now published in Science Magazine science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… We’ve added a few new things since our preprint /1

WashU Physics limmerlab William Bialek Following up on my faculty announcement: my group WashU Physics has a postdoc opening starting Fall ’25 in non‑equilibrium biophysics & soft matter. Please apply or share. Info: wustl.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/External…