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BIOPHYSICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER 13
SEPTEMBER 2017
Evelina Nikelshparg
Lomonosov Moscow State
University, Russia
SERS-based Study of Cytochrome c
Properties in Heart Mitochondria
from Health and Diseased Animals
Markus Schön
University of Göttingen,
Germany
Mimicking the Cellular Cortex:
Artificial F-Actin Networks Physi-
ologically Attached to Lipid Bilayers
Alexandra Schumann-Gillett
Australian National University
How do Oxidised Phospholipids
affect the Properties of a Lipid
Bilayer?
Marie Synakewicz
University of Cambridge,
United Kingdom
Capturing a Biological Nanospring
in Action
From the BPS Blog
A Young Scientist’s Guide to
the Annual Meeting
This 2015 blog post by then-PhD student Satchal
K. Erramilli is a perennial favorite of BPS blog
readers. He shares his tips for early career scientists
attending the Annual Meeting, including advice
on preparing for your poster presentation, plan-
ning your schedule, and networking in person and
on social media.
View the post here:
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com/2015/09/29/a-young-scientists-guide-to-the-
annual-meeting/.
BPS Summer Program Alumni
Spotlight
Catch up with BPS Summer Research Program
alumni Lonzie Hedgepeth and Jun Seok Lee as they
share their experiences in the program and where
their careers have taken them.
Read about Hedgepeth here: https://biophysical-
program-alumni-spotlight-lonzie-hedgepeth/ and
Lee here: .
com/2017/07/10/8110/.
Apply to be the 2018-2019 BPS Congressional Fellow!
Are you interested in working on Capitol Hill and learning more about science policy?
All members who have obtained their PhD and are eligible
to work in the United States may apply.
Application deadline: December 15, 2017
Visit for additional information.