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Biophysical

Society

DEADLINES

JANUARY

2015

Liskin Swint-Kruse

, The

University of Kansas

Medical Center

Rheostats and Toggle

Switches for Modifying

Protein Function

Janine Brunner

, University

of Zurich, Switzerland

The Principles of Lipid

Scrambling: Structural

Insights from a TMEM16

Family Member

Aleksandr Noy

, Lawrence

Livermore National

Laboratory

Transport Through Carbon

Nanotube Porins in Lipid

Membranes

Gaya Amarasinghe

,

Washington University

in St. Louis

Mechanisms of Ebola Virus

Immune Evasion

Frank DiMaio

, University

of Washington

A Virus that Infects a

Hyperthermophile Encapsid-

ates A-¬Form DNA

Michelle Wang

,

Cornell University

Single Molecule

Mechanics —

Towards High Throughput

Biophysicist in Profile

2

Public Affairs

4

International

5

Biophysical Journal

6

Annual Meeting

8

Thematic Meetings

11

Subgroups

14

MollyCule

17

SACNAS/ABRCMS

18

Members in the News

18

Grants and Opportunities

19

Obituary

19

Upcoming Events

20

59

th

Annual

Meeting

February 7-11, 2015

Baltimore, Maryland

January 7

Early Registration

Luncheon Registration

Late Abstract Submission

Graduate and Postdoc Fair

Institution Registration

Industry and Agency

Opportunities Fair

Registration

Childcare Pre-Registration

Satellite Meeting

Registration

Blogger Applications

January 22

Hotel Room Block

Reservations

January 30

Undergraduate Mixer and

Poster Fest Registration

February 16

Priority Applications

for Summer Research

Program in Biophysics

2015 New & Notable Symposium

Speakers Announced

Seven speakers were selected for the 2015 New & Notable Symposium from over 100

nominations submitted by Society members. The speakers, listed below, will present

their work in Baltimore during the Symposium on Sunday, February 8, at 10:45 am. The

speakers of this year’s New and Notable symposium will present exciting new discoveries

in biophysics, including X-ray and EM structures and mechanistic studies that address

some of the most challenging questions today.

Katharina Duerr

, Oregon Health

and Science University

Mechanisms of AMPA Receptor Activa-

tion and Desensitization Investigated

by X-Ray Crystallography, DEER and

Cryo-electron Microscopy