HOME   DIRECTORY   ACTIVITIES   PROPOSE ACTIVITY   APPLY   FOR VISITORS   ONLINE TALKS   OUTREACH 

Search KITP Talks

Title words and
Speaker

Optional restrictions:
  Field:   Context:   Since year:


Advanced Search
to
  Institution:  

DateActivityNameTitleVideo
Available
Slides
Available
2024-03-12colloq
Lemma, Linnea (Princeton)
Driven protein fluxes control the number, size, and position of an essential phase- separated organelle in algaeYesNo
2022-10-26microbes22
Bergkessel, Megan (Univ. Dundee)
Regulation of protein synthesis during bacterial growth arrestYesNo
2020-06-16chromosomes20
Dekker, Cees (TU Delft)
SMC proteins for DNA loop extrusion and phase separationYesNo
2020-06-16chromosomes20Further Discussion on SMC proteins for DNA loop extrusion and phase separationYesNo
2018-02-14memform_c18
Tlusty, Tsvi (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)
Mechanics and information in a minimal model of protein evolutionYesYes
2017-08-30ecoevo17Exploring Protein Functional Landscapes using Multiplexed Gene Synthesis and CharacterizationYesYes
2016-02-17sheets16Structure and dynamics of defects and scars in the protein shells of virusesYesYes
2016-02-11sheets16Assembly, Architecture, and Collective Function of Membrane Protein LatticesYesYes
2015-09-16evocell15Perturbation by Sequence Variation: Impacts of Coding Mutations on Protein FitnessYesYes
2015-09-09evocell15
All,
Related Words: discussion, new
Discussion: Why is Concentration the Main Determinant of a Protein's Sequence Conservation? Discussion Leader: Emmanuel LevyYesNo
2015-08-27evocell15
Bolon, Dan (UMass)
Using protein fitness landscapes to unravel the biophysical, biochemical, and genetic underpinnings of purifying selection.YesYes
2015-08-27evocell15The Evolution of Protein Multimeric StatesYesNo
2015-08-26evocell15
Teichmann, Sarah (Wellcome Trust)
Evolution and Assembly of Protein ComplexesYesYes
2015-08-25evocell15
Levy, Emmanuel (Weizmann Inst.)
Protein Super-assemblies are Frequently Visited During the Course of EvolutionYesNo
2015-08-17evocell15
Thattai, Mukund (Nat'l Centre Bio Study)
From Ancient Proteins to Ancient Cells: The Story of the Primordial Mitochondrial Division ApparatusYesYes
2015-08-10evocell15
Phillips, Rob (Caltech)
The Most Common Trick of Proteins and How it Led to Biology's Greatest ModelYesNo
2015-08-07evocell15Evolution of Protein NetworksYesYes
2014-08-05superbugs14
Weigt, Martin (Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie)
Residue coevolution in proteins - from 3D structure prediction to inferring mutational landscapesYesNo
2014-04-18bioacter14Can We Use Simple Models to Understand Complex Phenomena in Cytoskeleton Proteins?YesYes
2014-04-09bioacter14Using protein compliance and structure geometry to control stress transmission in biological materialsYesNo
2013-02-07multicell_c13
Dehne, Frank (Carlton Univ.)
Studying Evolutionary Transitions by Protein Interaction NetworksYesYes
2013-02-05multicell_c13
Shakhnovich, Eugene (Harvard Univ.)
Related Words: evolution, fitness
Proteins in Crowded Cellular Environments: Perfect Matches and FrustrationsYesNo
2013-02-04multicell_c13
Lynch, Michael (Univ. Indiana)
The Stochastic Diversification of Multimeric States of ProteinsYesYes
2012-12-12immuno_m12The Immune Bee-Hive: Motor-protein Regulated Motility, Motile Synapses and the Generation of Collective Behaviors in the Immune ResponseYesYes
2012-06-08multiscale_c12Fluctuating Lipid Bilayer Membranes with Diffusing Protein Inclusions : Hybrid Continuum-Particle ModelNoYes
2012-06-08multiscale_c12Suitability of the MARTINI Force Field For Use With Gas-Phase Protein ComplexesNoYes
2012-06-08multiscale_c12
Wilson, Mark (Durham Univ.)
Modeling Allosteric Signaling in Protein HomodimersYesYes
2012-06-06multiscale_c12
Deserno, Markus (Carnegie Mellon Univ.)
A Novel Coarse-grained Force Field for Unbiased Protein- Membrane SimulationsYesYes
2012-06-06multiscale_c12Simulations of Protein AggregationYesNo
2012-06-05multiscale_c12
Zhou, Xin (GU-CAS)
Hierarchical Metastable States and Kinetic Transition Networks in Proteins: Trajectory Mapping and ClusteringYesYes
2012-04-18multiscale12Informal Talk: Protein-Protein CouplingYesNo
2011-06-29biopoly11
Stevens, Mark (SNL)
Related Words: area, lipid
organizer,
Related Words: remarks
Self-assembled Lipid Bilayers: Area Storage (Papoian) by Curvature Induced Proteins, Protein Binding and Tube Extraction (Stevens), Atomistic Simulations of the DPPC Main Transition (Netz) and Area Increase and Phase Separation in Hydroperoxidized Lipid Membranes (Marques)YesYes
2011-06-22biopoly11
Granek, Rony (Ben-Gurion Univ.)
Organizer,
Related Words: remarks
Proteins: Physics of AllosteryYesNo
2011-06-21biopoly11
Stevens, Mark (SNL)
Related Words: area, lipid
Self-assembled Lipid Bilayers: Interactions with Single DNA Molecules (Marques), Area Storage (Papoian) by Curvature Induced Proteins, Membrane Wrinkles (Stevens) ...YesNo
2011-06-17biopoly11 Self-assembled Lipid Bilayers: Interactions with Single DNA Molecules (Marques), Tube Extraction (Baljon) and Area Storage (Papoian) by Curvature Induced Proteins ...YesNo
2011-06-09biopoly11Ising Like Model of Protein FoldingYesYes
2011-06-07biopoly11Watching Single Protein Molecules Fold and Unfold by Foerster Resonance Energy TransferYesYes
2011-05-27biopoly_c11Dynamic Models of Lipid Bilayer Membranes with Protein InclusionsNoYes
2011-05-27biopoly_c11
Granek, Rony (Ben-Gurion Univ.)
Protein Dynamics and Stability: Universality vs. SpecificityNoYes
2011-05-27biopoly_c11Extracting Protein Dynamics from Single-Molecule Experiments using Dynamic DeconvolutionNoYes
2011-05-27biopoly_c11
Hu, Longhua (Univ. Maryland)
How Does the Antagonism Between Capping and Anti-Capping Proteins Affect Actin Network Dynamics?NoYes
2011-05-27biopoly_c11
McLeish, Tom (Durham Univ.)
Protein Signalling via Thermal Vibration: Opposite Effects from Identical CausesNoYes
2011-05-27biopoly_c11Untying Slipknots and Knots in ProteinsNoYes
2011-05-24biopoly_c11Force-induced DNA Interactions: From Small Molecules to ProteinsYesNo
2010-02-10evocell10Protein KnotsYesNo
2010-02-10evocell10
Swain, Peter (Univ. Edinburgh)
Protein Design: One Phosphorylation or Many?YesNo
2009-11-06excitcm_c09First Principles Based Stability Analysis of the Helix-Protein - The Role of Harmonic and Anharmonic Vibrations at Finite TemperaturesNoNo
2008-11-12genetics08
Weigt, Martin (Institute for Scientific Interchange)
Inference of Spatial Details in Protein-protein Interactions from multi-species sequence dataYesNo
2008-11-07genetics08
Thornton, Joseph (Univ. Oregon)
Evolution of Protein Structure and FunctionYesNo
2007-04-05evonet07
Shakhnovich, Eugene (Harvard)
Related Words: evolution, fitness
How Protein Function Shapes Biological EvolutionYesNo
2007-03-28evonet07Inference of Protein Functions and Domain Interactions from Protein InteractionsYesYes
2007-03-27evonet07
Teichmann, Sarah (MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology)
Evolvability and Protein Divergence in Homo SapiensYesYes
2007-03-26evonet07
Maslov, Sergei (Brookhaven Natl. Lab)
Related Words: communities, microbial
Protein Binding Networks: from Topology to KineticsYesYes
2007-03-21evonet07Using RNA Binding Proteins and MicroRNAs Targeting to Identify cis Regulatory Elements in RNAYesNo
2007-03-05evonet07
Nimwegen, Erik van (Univ. Basel)
Related Words: bacterial, evolution, regulatory
Inferring Protein-Protein Interactions from Aminoacid Sequences: Application to Two-component SystemsYesYes
2007-02-06evonet07
Hughes, Austin (University of South Carolina)
Gene Duplication and the Evolution of Novel Protein FunctionsYesNo
2006-06-26biomachine06Numerical Simulations of Protein Layers and Viral ShellsYesYes
2006-06-26biomachine06Squeezing Protein Nanocontainers; AFM Nanoindentation Studies of Viral CapsidsYesYes
2006-06-12biomachine06
Owen-Hughes, Tom (University of Dundee)
Snf2 Family Proteins and Chromatin RemodellingYesYes
2006-06-01biomachine06
Grosberg, Alexander (Univ. Minnesota)
Protein Sliding Along DNAYesNo
2006-05-23biomachine06
Vologodskii, Alexander (NYU)
Related Words: dna
How Protein-induced Local DNA Bends Can Regulate Global DNA TopologyYesYes
2006-05-15biomachine06Proteins with Mechanical FunctionsYesNo
2006-05-09biomachine06Visualization of Protein-DNA Complexes at the Single-Molecule LevelYesNo
2006-05-08biomachine06
Gratton, Enrico (UC Irvine)
Tracking Protein-coated Particles in 3D using a Two-photon MicroscopeYesNo
2006-05-01biomachine06
Kolomeisky, Anatoly (Rice University)
Coupling of Two Motor Proteins: A New Motor Can Move FasterYesYes
2006-04-12biomachine06Genetically-Encoded Tags for ProteinsYesYes
2005-08-25bio99
Sigal, Alex (Weizmann Institute)
Widespread Cell Cycle Dependence and Persistent Memory of Nuclear Proteins: Results from Single Cell Dynamic ProteomicsNoNo
2005-04-14granular05
Brady, J.F. (Caltech)
From Proteins to Peas: Diffusion Across ScalesNoYes
2005-03-15lattice05
Bhanot, Gyan (IBM Watson Research Center)
Related Words: cancer
Accurate Diagnosis and Staging: Statistical Techniques to Distinguish Cancer Types from Protein Mass Spec and Gene Array DataNoYes
2003-08-31pattern_k03
Roderick, H. Llewelyn (Babraham Institute)
Regulation of Calcium Release by Accessory ProteinsNoNo
2003-05-29glasses03
Grosberg, Alexander (University of Minnesota)
Crumpling, Jamming and Percolation in a Toy ProteinNoYes
2003-05-22glasses_c03
Lubchenko, Vassiliy (University of California ~ San Diego)
Random First Order Transition Theory of Vitrification: From Quantum Anomalies in Glasses to Control of Protein Conformational Dynamics by Supercooled SolventNoYes
2003-04-28bblunch
Plaxco, Kevin (UCSB)
Related Words: folding, protein
My Protein Folds Faster than Yours; Testing Theories of Relative Folding KineticsNoNo
2003-02-26bionet03Prospects for a Useful Protein-DNA Recognition CodeNoYes
2003-02-25bionet03
Koonin, Eugene (NIH)
Related Words: evolution, life, viruses
Birth and Death of Domains: Simple Models of Genome Evolution Explain Power Law Distribution of Protein Family SizeNoYes
2003-01-31bionet03
Stavans, J. (Weizmann)
Regulation by DNA Structuring Protein in BacteriaNoNo
2003-01-15bionet03An Epigentic Switch: Prion Based Protein RegulationNoYes
2002-06-13cfluids02
Plaxco, Kevin (Chemistry)
Related Words: folding, protein
My Protein Folds Faster Than Your ProteinNoNo
2001-05-29infobio01
Koonin, Eugene (NIH)
Related Words: evolution, life, viruses
Phylogenomics of Protein DomainsNoYes
2001-05-11infobio01
Atchley, W. (NC State)
The Origin and Significance of Amino Acid Associations in ProteinsNoNo
2001-03-22infobio01
Brenner, S. (UC Berkeley)
Genome Annotation and Protein StructureNoNo
2001-03-07infobio01
Stormo, Gary (Washington University)
Related Words: biology, introduction, molecular
DNA-Protein Interactions: Experiments, Models and Pattern Discovery AlgorithmsNoYes
2001-03-01infobio01
Bryant, S. (NCBI)
Theory and Applications of Protein ThreadingNoNo
2001-02-27infobio01
Levitt, M. (Stanford)
Physical, Biological and Algorithmic Approaches to Protein FoldingNoNo
2001-02-27infobio01
Thirumalai, D. (Maryland)
Chaperonin Mediated Protein FoldingNoYes
2001-02-26infobio01Protein Structure Designability and AlphabetNoYes
2001-02-26infobio01
Domany, E. (Weizmann)
Pairwise Contact Potentials Can Not Fold ProteinsNoNo
2001-02-23infobio01
Mayo, Stephen (Biology)
Computational and Experimental Aspects of Protein DesignNoNo
2001-02-22infobio01RNA Folding and Protein MisfoldingNoNo
2001-02-22infobio01
Lai, Luhua (Chemistry)
Discussion on Design: Designing Functional ProteinsNoYes
2001-02-22infobio01
Tang, C. (NEC)
Zeng, C. (Physics)
Discussion on Design: Designability of Protein Structures: On and Off Lattice, Functional Protein DesignNoYes
2001-02-21infobio01
Baker, David (Biochem)
Prediction and Design of Protein Structures and Folding MechanismsNoYes
2001-02-20infobio01
Goldstein, Richard (Biophysics)
Understanding Proteins in their Evolutionary ContextNoNo
2001-02-19infobio01
Sauer, Robert (Biology)
Sequence Determinants of Protein Folding and EvolutionNoYes
2001-02-16infobio01Protein Folding Rate and Protein Folding NucleusNoYes
2001-02-16infobio01
Finkelstein, Alex (Russian Academy of Sciences)
Tutorial on ProteinsNoNo
2001-02-15infobio01
Jackson, Sophie (Cambridge)
Thinking Big: From the Folding of Small Proteins to the Assembly of Large Molecular ComplexesNoYes
2001-02-13infobio01Fast Kinetics and Mechanisms in Protein FoldingNoYes
2001-02-12infobio01
Dill, Ken (UCSF)
Simple Statistical Mechanical Models of Protein FoldingNoYes
2001-02-02infobio01
Orland, Henri (C.E. Saclay)
Introduction to Protein FoldingNoYes
2000-11-08colloq
Plaxco, Kevin (UCSB)
Related Words: folding, protein
Protein Folding Kinetics Made Simple(r)NoYes
2000-10-11colloq
Orland, H. (Saclay)
Protein Folding: Simple ModelsNoYes
1998-10-20bio_c98
Dubin, Paul (Indiana-Purdue U.)
Complexes of Polyelectrolytes with Oppositely-Charged Colloids -- Proteins, Micelles and DendrimersNoYes