Asst Prof at @ASU. Mechanobiology, motility, and biophysics, mostly in bacteria. He/him.
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Joined November 2009
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A mind-blowing presentation by Eric Dudebout from @WadhwaLab at @ASU, unraveling SWASHING MOTILITY, a propulsion-independent mechanism for bacterial surface migration.
WadhwaLab.com
@DNAmanipulation @UUtah
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
#blastmeeting2025 #motility
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Published today @SJohnsonDPhil and @justindeme85 story finally revealing the molecular basis for transmission of uni-directional ion flow into bi-directional rotation of the bacterial flagellum doi.org/10.1038/s41564-024-0… – at Frederick, MD
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📢 I'm recruiting a postdoc to study the structure-performance relationship in rotary molecular motors. This exciting project combines experimental evolution, biophysics, structural biology, and protein engineering. Collab w/ Wayne Frasch.
To apply, go to wadhwalab.com/join
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Thanks to @junlab_ucsd for the wonderful biophysics seminar yesterday!
L2R: @WadhwaLab, me, @junlab_ucsd @ShrivastavaLab – at Scottsdale, AZ
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Rob Phillips of @Caltech BBE recounts surfing and working as an electrician in San Diego, bypassing traditional college, stat-mech @WashUPhysics, quasicrystals @CornellPhysics, solid mechanics @brownengin, and studying the global impact of human existence
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I am currently on the job market and excited to be at #AIChE2022 (see⬇️)
The (future) Shrinivas lab will work to engineer biomolecular condensates in living cells as functional multiphase matter with applications to genome/synth. biology, human health, and materials design.(1/3)
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Just a few days left to apply! Join our diverse, collaborative department as a junior faculty. Application deadline: Nov. 1st. @DulacLab @NBellono @MaxPrigozhin @karalmckinley
Harvard MCB is doing a broad search for a junior faculty to join our tight-knit, supportive and collaborative research community. Apply by November 1st @DulacLab @NBellono @MaxPrigozhin @karalmckinley @JAManning15 mcb.harvard.edu/department/n…
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Looking for a postdoc? Join us! We have two open postdoc positions to study GPCR signaling and biomolecular condensation using new biophysical tools -- time-resolve cryo-vitrification and multicolor electron microscopy! Please retweet! More info here: projects.iq.harvard.edu/prig…
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Scientists from @WadhwaLab propose a model for mechano-adaptation in the bacterial flagellar motor, in which load-dependent transitions between multiple internal states govern the binding and unbinding of subunits. @ASUBiodesign @MechofEvolution
go.nature.com/3DPf5PH
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Want to come to Johns Hopkins Physics & Astronomy @JHUPhysicsAstro as a postdoc? We have a set of prize fellowships now available: academicjobsonline.org/ajo/f… Hopkins is a great place to do physics, especially if you are interested in biological physics!
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I am hiring a postdoc to work on exciting biophysics and biochemical projects in cytoskeletal mechanobiology in my lab at @EmoryUniversity, Atlanta, USA !! See lab website:
shekharlab.org
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It's #MicroscopyMonday, so let's take a dive under the 🔬with this image of microtubules structures in Stentor coeruleus, part of a group of single-cell freshwater protozoans and one of the largest unicellular organisms known, Credit: Victoria Yan, 2017 MBL Physiology course
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📢POSTDOC POSITION: Want to make basic discoveries in evolutionary cell biology? Interested in the symbiosis of frog-killing chytrid fungi and in developing new model systems? Want easy access to hiking, kayaking, and awesome core facilities? APPLY! fritzlaylinlab.org/join-us/ 🔬🐸🍄
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Postdoc positions available! Our interdisciplinary evo-eco-devo lab @HarvardOEB @MCB_Harvard @HHMINEWS seeks new team members to work on projects ranging from biophysics to biochemistry to brains to bizarre bugs. Apply @ tinyurl.com/4xzvda5y & read 🧵for more project info: 1/6
ALT photo of scientist Cassandra Extavour working at her lab bench. Photo by Mary Schwalm.
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Are you a biophysicist/microscopist tired of all this gene talk? Want to get down to business probing mechanical properties of cells & tissues? Ready to use an evolutionary framework to predict and engineer tissues with specific mechanical properties? This project is for you! 5/6
ALT micrograph of embryonic tissue of an amphipod crustacean. micrograph by Beatrice Steinert.
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The Wadhwa lab at ASU in the Dept of Physics is looking for folks to join the team. Pls share.
wadhwalab.com/join/
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Watch the latest #KITP Blackboard Talk from the #adapt22 program on "Drift, Mutation, and the Origins of Biological Scaling Relationship" by Mike Lynch (@ASU) youtu.be/C6fCRtcuC9w
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In recognition of her contributions to physics of driven superconducting vortices and disordered systems, M. Cristina Marchetti (@cris_marchetti_) of @ucsantabarbara @UCSBPhysics is being inducted into the National Academy of Sciences.
Watch #NAS159: ow.ly/vesv50IV6HC
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Biological physics brings the physicist's style of inquiry to bear on the complex and beautiful phenomena of life. The breadth and depth of this activity are extraordinary, and we signs of unifying principles. The field today emerges from a long and fascinating history ... 1/6