Qiu, Yuqing
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Yuqing Qiu
Assistant Professor | Biophysics
Brief Vita
- Assistant Professor, Department of Physics and Astronomy, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville (2025-present)
- Miller Postdoctoral Fellow, Physics, Johns Hopkins University (2024)
- Postdoctoral Scholar, The University of Chicago (2019-2024)
- PhD, Chemistry, University of Utah (2018)
- BS, Chemistry, Zhejiang University (2012)
Selected Honors
- Miller Postdoctoral Fellowship, Physics, Johns Hopkins University (2024)
- Yen Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Biophysical Dynamics, University of Chicago (2019)
- Cheves T. Walling Award for Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Chemistry, University of Utah (2019)
Research Interests
I am a biophysicist exploring the fascinating world of non-equilibrium emergent behaviors in soft matter and biophysical systems. My research group employs a combination of computer simulations, machine learning techniques, and theoretical approaches to uncover fundamental principles governing the self-assembly process in living systems. Through our work, my group aims to gain deeper insights into the dynamic behaviors of living materials.
Selected Publications
Y Qiu, ED White, EM Munro, S Vaikuntanathan, AR Dinner
arXiv preprint arXiv:2310.10819
A strong nonequilibrium bound for sorting of cross-linkers on growing biopolymers
Y Qiu, M Nguyen, GM Hocky, AR Dinner, S Vaikuntanathan
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 118 (38)
Thermodynamic control of activity patterns in cytoskeletal networks
A Lamtyugina*, Y Qiu*, É Fodor, AR Dinner, S Vaikuntanathan (* denotes equal contribution)
Physical Review Letters 129 (12), 128002
Y Qiu, N Odendahl, A Hudait, R Mason, AK Bertram, F Paesani, …
Journal of the American Chemical Society 139 (8), 3052-3064
How size and aggregation of ice-binding proteins control their ice nucleation efficiency
Y Qiu, A Hudait, V Molinero
Journal of the American Chemical Society 141 (18), 7439-7452
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