Vietnamese Biophysical Society
Vietnamese Biophysical Society- ICISE, 07 Science Avenue, Quy Nhon city, Gia Lai province, Vietnam Tel: +84 2563 646 609 Fax: +84 2563 646 609 Email: vbs@vietbiophysics,vn/vietbiophysics@gmail.com
20/04/2026
How Geobacter Microbes Produce Electricity
How Geobacter Microbes Produce Electricity Electroactive bacteria (exoelectrogens) are microorganisms capable of transferring electrons outside their cells, even over long distances via...
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20/04/2026
All iBiology Playlists
All iBiology Playlists From talks on genomics to talks with Nobel Prize winners to white-board animations, find all of our curated...
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20/04/2026
Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria: Symbiosis between Bacteria and Plants for Protein Nutrition
Part 1: Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria: Symbiosis between Bacteria and Plants for Protein Nutrition Part 2: Function and regulation of Sinorhizobium nodulation genes...
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15/04/2026
Tohoku University and Japan’s “University for International Research Excellence (UIRE)” Initiative
In November 2024, Tohoku University was selected as Japan’s first institution to be designated a University for International Research Excellence (UIRE) under...
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15/04/2026
Research Highlight — Water as the Invisible Architect of Life
Water is not merely a passive background for life—it is an active, structured participant that shapes the behavior of biomolecules. Around proteins,...
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15/04/2026
Research Highlight: Digital Twins for Inferring 3D Atomic Protein Conformations and Dynamic Structural Ensembles
Digital-twin frameworks for protein structure determination are emerging as a powerful paradigm to infer 3D atomic conformations by tightly coupling experimental observables...
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15/04/2026
Bioimage Analysis Course: The Life Cycle of an Image Data Set
Course Overview: This course is designed as a graduate student level introduction to bioimage analysis and will provide an overview of the...
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15/04/2026
Liquid Phase Separation in Living Cells
Cliff Brangwynne Princeton University and Howard Hughes Medical Institute MacArthur Fellowship Dr. Cliff Brangwynne received his BS in Material Science and Engineering...
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14/04/2026
Visualizing Protein Dynamics
Visualizing Protein Dynamics Part 1: Visualizing Protein Dynamics Part 2: Using Evolution to Reveal a Cancer Drug’s Mechanism Talk Overview Proteins...
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14/04/2026
Developing Single Molecule Technologies to Study Nanomachines
Talk Overview Recent improvements in single molecule technologies have enhanced our understanding of nanomachines; the cells’ tiny engines. Dr. Taekjip Ha explains...
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