Most researchers approach paper writing backwards—waiting for the "perfect" idea, burying their contributions in jargon, and losing readers before they reach the main point. This interactive seminar transforms how you think about academic writing, moving from the traditional "do research, then write" model to "write to discover and refine your research." Drawing on pr...

My laboratory is interested in epigenetic inheritance and cancer epigenetics. At this seminar, I will present our recent findings related to epigenetic inheritance and cancer epigenetics. Specifically, I will first summarize how nucleosomes, the basic repeat units of chromatin, are reassembled following DNA replication for epigenetic inheritance, and how this process is important to maintain heter...

The advancement of Rydberg atoms in quantum information technology is driving a paradigm shift from classical receivers to Rydberg atomic receivers (RARE). RAREs utilize the electron transition phenomenon of highly-excited atoms to interact with electromagnetic (EM) waves, thereby enabling the detection of wireless signals. Operating at the quantum scale, such new receivers have the potential to b...