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Special CBIS Seminar: Molecular simulations of membrane remodelling in the context of membrane repair and a unique mechanism of membrane voltage sensing

Monday 24 June 2024 | Annexin-mediated membrane repair and novel voltage sensing elements in membranes.
CBIS Fiji workshops 2024

13/14 June 2024
Special CBIS Seminar: A proteomimetic polymer chemistry approach to expanding the druggable proteome

Wednesday 15 May 2024 | Using protein-like polymers to mimic proteins and rapidly converge on functional molecules.
CBIS Seminar: Precision synthesis of nanocrystals and their structure-activity relation investigations using in situ transmission electron microscopy

Wednesday 8 May 2024 | Real-time observation in reactive conditions facilitates the fabrication and study of nanocrystals.
CBIS Seminar: Determination of quantitative dynamics and interaction maps in live cells

Wednesday 17 April 2024 | Imaging FCS measures dynamics at thousands of locations in live samples, creating image contrast through diffusion coefficients and concentrations instead of simple intensities.
CBIS microscopy image competition

SUBMISSION DEADLINE 31 MAY 2024 The NUS Centre for Bioimaging Sciences is holding a microscopy image competition to encourage our core…
CBIS Seminar: Reconstitution of a Frizzled complex for structure analysis

Wednesday 27 March 2024 | We present the purification, reconstitution and optimisation of a FZD-DVL complex for structure analysis using cryoEM.
CBIS Seminar: Probing phase-separation-mediated intranuclear organization and dynamics of BRG1 underpinning cancer in single human cells

Wednesday 13 March 2024 | Novel insights on a cancer-linked human gene using live-cell single-molecule tracking and liquid-liquid phase separation.
CBIS Special Seminar: Differentiable microscopy: inverse design of optical microscopes

Friday 12 January 2024 | Learn how machine learning can be used to invent microscopes that can recover hidden information.
CBIS Seminar: How may primary cilia shape learning and memory?

Monday 4 December 2023 | Advanced microscopy reveals the mysterious, diverse and crucial roles of “thin little feet that moved very nimbly on animalcules”.
CBIS Special Seminar: MOL and BEOL trends and inflection points

Thursday 30 November 2023 | Hear about the latest advances in metal etching and device scaling at the nanoscale.
CBIS Special Seminar: Monitoring morphological and chemical state changes in electrocatalysts during reaction with operando microscopy

Monday 27 November 2023 | Enhancing the chemical specificity of liquid-phase electron microscopy to aid the design of renewable energy-powered electrocatalysts.

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