Join us for a seminar on “The picornaviral 3C protease and its precursor 3CD: Central components to virus replication and survival” with David Boehr, Ph.D., Prof. of Chemistry, Eberly College of Science, Penn State Univ., 1131 Bioinfo., Tues., April 14, 2026, 11:00 AM

Join us for a seminar on “The picornaviral 3C protease and its precursor 3CD: Central components to virus replication and survival” with David Boehr, Ph.D., Prof. of Chemistry, Eberly College of Science, Penn State Univ., 1131 Bioinfo.,
Tues., April 14, 2026, 11:00 AM

Today we celebrate Emma Kraft and her accomplishments in passing her oral exam! Congratulations Emma! 🎉

Emma is the first Chemistry graduate student in the Berlow Lab and she is already making a major mark on our research. Keep your eyes on Emma -- she is one to watch!

@unc-chemistry.bsky.social

Register for “Women in Biophysics: Journeys and Challenges!” Four prominent women biophysicists, representing diverse career paths from the biotech industry to academia, will share their experiences navigating the field, Friday at 12 PM Eastern buff.ly/GMvoqSY

Postdoc position:Computational Biophysics of Disordered Proteins, Lindorff-Larsen group, University of Copenhagen, Denmark https://tinyurl.com/REWIRE-PD Deadline May 3rd, 2026

We are hiring a postdoc in computational biophysics and machine learning studies of intrinsically disordered proteins

We aim to study the function of IDPs by combining CG MD, ML and bioinformatics in collaboration with @tanjamittag.bsky.social & @rhp-lab.bsky.social

tinyurl.com/REWIRE-PD

Women in Biophysics: Journeys and Challenges
Friday, March 27, 12- 1 PM

Women biophysicists in the biotech industry & academia will share their experiences navigating the field.

This year's panelists are: Sara Capponi, Theanne Griffith, Bronwyn Lucas, Crystal Ripplinger

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Congratulations Sarah!!!! 🎉

BPS2026 Black in Biophysics Symposium | Biophysical Society Speakers

Black in Biophysics symposium today at the 70th Annual Meeting highlights the contributions of Black scientists and honors Black History Month in the United States and elsewhere:

Today is a busy day at #bps2026 but you can catch me speaking at two exciting events!

Intrinsically Disordered Proteins I
10:45-11 AM
Rooms 209/210/211

Steps and Suggestions for Getting Your Scientific Paper Published
Monday 2:30-4 PM
Esplanade 155

Don’t miss the PI to PI Mixer today at #bps2026! Join us in Esplanade 159/160 from 4-6 pm. This is a great opportunity to connect with peers and mentors in an informal setting. We hope to see you there!

@biophysicalsoc.bsky.social

Hello San Francisco! I’m excited to be back on the west coast at #bps2026 for the great science and community.

I’ll be sharing some of the lab’s recent work and chairing the Intrinsically Disordered Proteins Platform Session on Monday at 10:45 in Rooms 209/210/211.

Hope to see you there!

Attending #bps2026? Check out these exciting events hosted by CPOW:

PI to PI Mixer
Sunday 4-6 PM
Esplanade 159/160

Steps and Suggestions for Getting Your Scientific Paper Published
Monday 2:30-4 PM
Esplanade 155

Looking forward to seeing you all in San Francisco!

@biophysicalsoc.bsky.social

Attending #bps2026? Check out these exciting events hosted by CPOW:

PI to PI Mixer
Sunday 4-6 PM
Esplanade 159/160

Steps and Suggestions for Getting Your Scientific Paper Published
Monday 2:30-4 PM
Esplanade 155

Looking forward to seeing you all in San Francisco!

@biophysicalsoc.bsky.social

Congratulations @castanedalab.bsky.social on this beautiful work! 👏🏻 This is a must read for #IDP enthusiasts. We discussed this work as a preprint in our lab journal club and it was a fan favorite that provides exciting new insights into how multivalent interactions control biology.

I am SO incredibly excited to announce the launch of a global list of Inspiring Black Scientists. You can use this list to nominate and connect with researchers. Please share and join us in highlighting these outstanding scientists for #BlackHistoryMonth and beyond!

www.wiley.com/en-us/resear...

I am recruiting postdoctoral fellows to develop new research directions in the lab. We study transcriptional regulation through biomolecular condensates in development and disease, with an emphasis on first-principles and mechanistic discovery. Please repost or share with colleagues.

This work was led by Jamie and Emma, two outstanding early stage graduate students, with support from rotation student (and former tech) Garrett and Stu from the UNC Biomolecular NMR core. Please join me in congratulating them for their first (of many) papers from our group!🎉

@unc-bcbp.bsky.social

New preprint alert! We share some of our recent insights about sequence similarity in IDP protein families and find that conservative substitutions in well-conserved binding motifs of the CITED proteins have big impacts on their ensembles and functions. Take a look!

www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

Happy Holidays from the Berlow Lab! I'm incredibly grateful to be closing out this year with such a hardworking, fun, and collaborative team.

We are already looking forward to sharing some exciting updates in the new year, so stay tuned for lots of great science (and more) in 2026!

Hey all, I reached out to the PO of my NIGMS MIRA to ask if the gov't shut down, and rescheduling of study sections, might allow for some accommodation to the standard rule that PIs cannot resubmit a MIRA while their MIRA (or other RPG) is under review (waiting in scores or summary statements) 🧪

Information for reviewers: Biophysical Reports

Interested in serving as a reviewer for Biophysical Reports? Learn more about how to get involved:

Yesterday I joined a panel hosted by our local radio station to discuss the impacts of the many policy changes of 2025 on research, education, and community engagement. Thanks @wchlchapelboro.bsky.social for keeping our community informed about these important topics!

Listen here: bit.ly/4s7BoXB

Happy Thanksgiving from the Berlow Lab! I am most thankful for these wonderfully kind folks who bring a bit of sunshine and fun to even the hardest days. We wish all who are celebrating a peaceful and relaxing holiday!

We’re proud to celebrate the outstanding Student Talks in our Scientific Communication class (BIOC710)! Olivia Maurer, Emily Sipko, and Gisselle Prida—shared their research with clarity and confidence which displayed the power of science communication and the incredible work happening in our labs.

We’re proud to celebrate the outstanding Student Talks in our Scientific Communication class (BIOC710)! Olivia Maurer, Emily Sipko, and Gisselle Prida—shared their research with clarity and confidence which displayed the power of science communication and the incredible work happening in our labs.

We’re proud to celebrate the outstanding Student Talks in our Scientific Communication class (BIOC710)! Olivia Maurer, Emily Sipko, and Gisselle Prida—shared their research with clarity and confidence which displayed the power of science communication and the incredible work happening in our labs.

We’re proud to celebrate the outstanding Student Talks in our Scientific Communication class (BIOC710)!
Olivia Maurer, Emily Sipko, and Gisselle Prida—shared their research with clarity and confidence which displayed the power of science communication and the incredible work happening in our labs.

It was a big day for the Berlow Lab at the BCBP departmental retreat last week. I am incredibly proud of Emily Sipko and Jamie Do for giving such wonderful presentations about their research and being recognized for their excellence in research and communication by our peers. Congratulations!!! 🎉

Announcing our 2025 Biochemistry and Biophysics Retreat Presentation Winners Emily Sipko from the Berlow lab won best talk: "Atomic-level insights into the roles of the intrinsically disordered proteins c-Myc and CITED2 in regulating gene expression" Jamie Do from the Berlow lab won best poster: "Characterizing the sequence determinants for multivalent interactions of the CITED intrinsically disordered proteins with the transcriptional activators CBP/p300"

Announcing our 2025 Retreat Presentation Winners
Emily Sipko won best talk and Jamie Do won best poster! Congratulations! 1/3

I am incredibly excited to share our lab’s recent work at the upcoming Intrinsically Disordered Proteins GRC! Many thanks to the organizers for the invite. We look forward to seeing all of our IDP friends there! #IDPGRC2026

🎉Excited to announce that Dr. Rebecca Berlow @berlowlab.bsky.social
will speak in the “Disorder in Pathogens” session at #IDPGRC2026!
The Berlow lab uses solution NMR and biophysical approaches to uncover how IDP sequence, dynamics & function drive transcriptional regulation.

The damage to science is irreparable. Scientists who are valuable are leaving now. This offered some hope, but now it’s clear reason has completely gone out the window.

A sad day for science.

For local people impacted by the storm: please call 211 for resources. They did not have any information a couple days ago, but they have now partnered with companies like Airbnb to offer temporary housing and other relief.

🚨🚨Orange County, NC🚨🚨
Ways to help (and get help) here: linktr.ee/ChantalMutua...