The Bhabha + Ekiert Labs are moving to the Department of Biology at Johns Hopkins University in March/April 2024!
structural biology & cell biology of microbes
We study the structural mechanisms and cell biology of microbes and their interactions with hosts, using integrative approaches including X-ray crystallography, cryo-electron microscopy (Cryo-EM), cryo-electron tomography (Cryo-ET), optical microscopy, biochemistry, microbial genetics and cell biology.
Two-labs-in-one
Since their inception in 2017, the Bhabha and Ekiert Labs have joined forces and function as a single group, with many close collaborations between lab members, as well as joint group meetings, lab retreats and outings. Lab members belong to both labs, and we share projects, equipment, reagents and ideas.
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RT @PiperProteins: This #render of the week presents one of the highlights from @LorneProteins - presented by @BhabhaEkiertLab: Struct… https://t.co/6wPO4P4C1m -
Welcome to #microsporidia world @PrakashLab! Wonderful and stimulating collaboration - congrats especially to Ray… https://t.co/YurQqoAYtU
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RT @BriegelAriane: Are you a woman working in cryoEM? Add your name to the list! Are you looking for female speakers for your conferen… https://t.co/jYanWJ6yfg
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Come join us at the next NY Area Cryo-EM meeting! https://t.co/OKgIgdaQsL
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RT @bengeliscious: Hey #TeamTomo, please try out our new MemBrain software from our brilliant student @LorenzLamm, in collaboration wi… https://t.co/qEuVwRESA0