February 2025-present: Currently we have positions for graduate students, undergraduate students, and postdocs to do research in our lab.
February 2025: Our latest paper on “Chaperone-Driven Entropic Separation of Amyloid Nanofilament Bundles” has been published in Physical Review X.
February 2025: Check out Prof. Saiz report with the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine in The National Academies Press.
January 2025: Our latest paper on “Actionable Forecasting as a Determinant of Biological Adaptation” has been accepted in Advanced Science.
January 2025: Prof. Saiz is teaching two courses this Winter: BIM 152 (Molecular Control of Biosystems) and BIM 151 (Computational tools and Applications in Bioengineering and Biomedicine).
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June 2024: Our latest paper on “The unreasonable effectiveness of equilibrium gene regulation through the cell cycle” has been accepted in Cell Systems.
May 2024: Our latest paper on “Nanoparticle Assemblies: Current Advances and Open Problems” has been accepted in ACS Nano.
April 2024: Check out Prof. Saiz preprint on “Actionable forecasting as a determinant of function in noisy biological systems” published in arXiv.
January 2024: Prof. Saiz is teaching two courses this Winter: BIM 152 (Molecular Control of Biosystems) for undergraduate students and BIM 151 (Computational tools and Applications in Bioengineering and Biomedicine) for undergraduate students.