Not only did he characterize the phase behavior of a bacterial protein, but he maintained an immaculate lab bench!
Fantastic work by summer student James Wall
Our intrepid postdoc moves on to ABIF
Anne-Marie was the first person to join the Weber lab. She literally built the lab from the ground up (twice!), spearheaded the bacterial project and served as a strong role model for all of us (students and professor alike). Thank you and good luck in your new position!
Megan attends her first international conference
The worm community is truly international! Thanks to Dan Starr and many others for their feedback on Megan’s project.
Three summers, two students and we FINALLY have liquid protein droplets!
Congratulations to James, and David, for their persistence and hard work! Let the in vitro assays begin! :)
Congratulations, Graydon!
One of the lab’s first undergrads is graduating and heading off to med school! Sending her off in style, with a picnic on the mountain.
Steph back from the DIPP retreat in Prague
Thanks to Ksenia and the organizing committee for the opportunity to present my career trajectory and to all the students for fun and stimulating conversations!
Baljyot and Peng present their "blue sky" visions at the MCMB Innovation Incubator
With the help of Steve the Shark, Baljyot wins best talk! Congrats, Baljyot and Steve!
Bianca Granato joins the lab for her summer rotation
Welcome to the lab, Bianca!
Steph back from meeting at Cold Spring Harbor
Fun times at Cellular Dynamics and Models! Nice mix of experimental cell biology and computational tools and models. Great to catch up with old friends (shout out to Julie and Theriot lab alums Susanne Rafelski and Natalie Dye!) and meet new ones. Also my first time at CSHL, where I could geek out to The Waltz of the Polypeptides and other beautifully nerdy science sculptures:)
Megan and Hadjara awarded an Early Career Meeting Grant from ASCB!
Congratulations and stay tuned for information about the upcoming MAPS symposium!
Successful launch of the Molecular and Cellular Biophysics Center!
Huge thanks to Rob Phillips for an inspiring keynote lecture about Figure 1 theory. Looking forward to further discussions and collaborations among the biophysics community at McGill and beyond. Check here for future events!
Weber Lab welcomes its first PhD student!
Welcome to the lab, Peng!
Super Bowl party!
Not the most exciting game, but fun to meet baby Adrien and welcome everyone to our new home!
Megan presents her Master's project at the department's Molecular Retreat
Megan proudly represents the Weber lab, getting positive feedback from students and faculty alike.
Phase separation among runners-up for Science's Breakthrough of the Year!
A bit late (see Wilson 1899) … but glad to see Science highlighting this rapidly-evolving field!
Excited to see what breakthroughs emerge in 2019.
Langdon Science 2018
Cheers to 2018!
Weber lab welcomes back old friends and says goodbye to new ones over what else, chocolate. Turnover is bittersweet but we’re grateful for all the hard work over the past year and excited for new adventures in 2019!
Hackathon!
Baljyot, Colin and Steph hack together some Turing patterns at the McGill Physics Hackathon.
Goodbye, Susi! See you Monday!
Premature going-away party for Susi Kaitna, Vogel lab research associate and Weber lab’s go-to mama bear. Luckily, we get a couple extra months of your wisdom and support. Thank you for everything; we could not have survived all the ceiling leaks, freezer failures and lab moves without you!!
Goodbye, David and James!
After almost 2 years in the lab, U3 students David and James move on for their honors projects. Both made significant contributions, introducing new techniques to the lab and making intriguing observations about phase separation in vitro and in vivo. Thank you and good luck!
David finishes on a high note!
3 proteins, 2 summers and 1 phase diagram!
