Jeff received the 2019 Kazuhiko Kinosita Award in Single-Molecule Biophysics from the Biophysical Society. The award is named after Prof. Kazuhiko Kinosita, Jr. who was a much-admired pioneer of single-molecule biophysics, famous for his creative and intellectually rigorous approach to science. His research revealed key features of how molecular motors operate and how cells make ATP. Students will enjoy this public lecture from the January 2015 Single Molecule Biophysics conference in which Prof. Kinosita talks about his work:
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Video: Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies lecture
In February, Jeff gave a public lecture on “Seeing the Birth of an RNA Molecule” at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies. This talk, intended for a scholarly audience consisting of both scientists and non-scientists, used single-molecule studies of transcription as examples of how visualization of molecular behavior has led to new insight into the mechanisms of fundamental molecular processes in biology.
Video: DeWolf Lecture
In January, Jeff gave a lecture on Molecular Computers at the Center of Living Cells at the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen, Colorado. This lecture, sponsored by the Aspen Center for Physics and part of the 2017 Maggie & Nick DeWolf Physics Lecture Series, was intended to introduce members of the general public to recent developments in single-molecule biophysics.