“We study how mechanical and chemical signals integrate in space and time to control cytoskeleton dynamics and membrane trafficking. We develop a minimally-perturbing experimental approach that exploits the intrinsic heterogeneity of cell dynamic states to probe the hierarchy and kinetics of mechanochemical signaling cascades.”
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| January 7, 2010 | :: | Immediate open position for a software developer. |
| October 1, 2009 | :: | Danuser and Hahn are awarded a Transformative R01 grant by NIH to develop new biosensors and mathematical modeling approaches for the study of large signaling networks. |
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