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Name |
Institute |
Poster Title |
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Christopher Edelmaier |
University of Colorado Boulder |
Investigating How Chromosome Mechanics Contribute to Mitosis Fidelity |
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Colm Kelleher |
Harvard University |
Biophysics of Chromosome Segregation Errors in Mammalian Oocytes |
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Florencio Balboa Usabiaga |
Flatiron Institute |
A computational approach to centrosome separation |
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Gunar Fabig |
Ultrastructure of k-fibers in 3D-reconstructured mammalian spindles in mitosis |
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Hai-Yin Wu |
Harvard University |
Cortical Pulling Drives Pronuclear Migration and Rotation, and Spindle Positioning and Oscillation |
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Maya Anjur-Dietrich |
Harvard University |
Forces That Move Chromosomes and Position the Spindle |
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Sami Bashar |
University of Wyoming |
Exploring the Mechanics of Aster Positioning Using Photopatterned Hydrogel Enclosures |
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Sebastian Fuerthauer |
Flatiron Institute |
Actively cross-linked microtubule networks |
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Taylor Sulerud |
University of Wyoming |
Geometric asymmetry and dynein perturbations help elucidate the mechanism of aster translocation in Xenopus laevis extract |
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Wen Yan |
Flatiron Institute |
Active Matter Self-Assembly Simulator (AMSAS)}: Combining biophysics and mechanics on HPC |
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Will Conway |
Harvard University |
Towards Measuring In-Vivo NDC80c Binding Kinetics from FLIM-FRET Fluctuations |
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Zach Geisterfer |
University of Wyoming |
Characterizing the Relationship Between Microtubule Growing End Density and Microtubule Growth Rates |
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