The Berro lab
@berrolab.bsky.social
Mechanobiology, actin, endocytosis @Yale
The registration for the FYIM workshop on Modeling in the age of AI is now live! sites.google.com/uci.edu/2025...
June 3, 2025 at 1:43 PM
The registration for the FYIM workshop on Modeling in the age of AI is now live! sites.google.com/uci.edu/2025...
Wondering how/whether AI can be helpful in your mathematical models in cell biology?
Whether you are a biologist, physicist, engineer, mathematician, or computer scientist, join us for the next Finding Your Inner Modeler, August 7-8 at UC Irvine!
Registrations open soon!
Whether you are a biologist, physicist, engineer, mathematician, or computer scientist, join us for the next Finding Your Inner Modeler, August 7-8 at UC Irvine!
Registrations open soon!
April 16, 2025 at 1:42 PM
Wondering how/whether AI can be helpful in your mathematical models in cell biology?
Whether you are a biologist, physicist, engineer, mathematician, or computer scientist, join us for the next Finding Your Inner Modeler, August 7-8 at UC Irvine!
Registrations open soon!
Whether you are a biologist, physicist, engineer, mathematician, or computer scientist, join us for the next Finding Your Inner Modeler, August 7-8 at UC Irvine!
Registrations open soon!
Are you graduating this Spring with a BS or MS and interested in Mechanobiology? Join the Berro lab as Postgraduate Associate! More information and applications here:
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April 14, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Are you graduating this Spring with a BS or MS and interested in Mechanobiology? Join the Berro lab as Postgraduate Associate! More information and applications here:
shorturl.at/3xmjx
shorturl.at/3xmjx
Since our sensors do not use a FRET reporter, they are very small and can be inserted in virtually any protein without disrupting its function. We and collaborators have inserted them in 20+ proteins in fungi, nematodes and mammals, with ~90% success!
January 20, 2025 at 9:43 PM
Since our sensors do not use a FRET reporter, they are very small and can be inserted in virtually any protein without disrupting its function. We and collaborators have inserted them in 20+ proteins in fungi, nematodes and mammals, with ~90% success!