12/05/2025
Thank you so much to everyone who has come together to support our students as they continue to rebuild. One last chance to contribute as they look to the new year. (replacement computers are the final key to their academic success!).
Donate to Help FSU Students Rebuild After Fire, organized by Beth Stroupe
Two of our first year Molecular Biophysics doctoral students were impacted by the de… Beth Stroupe needs your support for Help FSU Students Rebuild After Fire
11/21/2025
Thank you so much for your generosity already in supporting our MOB students in this scary time. They have a particular need for transportation (scooters or bikes) because the apartment to which they have been relocated is further from campus and the buses. They also lost their computers. And cookware. Clothing (men’s size medium, waist 32 and 34) and shoes (size eight). If it is time to clear out some clutter, please consider donating to a worthy cause.
I will also drop the go fund me link here, again. https://gofund.me/5bf95991f.
Thank you so much. As many of you know, the MOB community is near and dear to the structural biology community at FSU.
Donate to Help FSU Students Rebuild After Fire, organized by Beth Stroupe
Two of our first year Molecular Biophysics doctoral students were impacted by the de… Beth Stroupe needs your support for Help FSU Students Rebuild After Fire
11/21/2025
Two of our students were impacted by the fire Wednesday night at the Seminole Social Apartment complex in Tallahassee. Please help us support them as they rebuild their lives and academic careers as MOB doctoral students.
Donate to Help FSU Students Rebuild After Fire, organized by Beth Stroupe
Two of our first year Molecular Biophysics doctoral students were impacted by the de… Beth Stroupe needs your support for Help FSU Students Rebuild After Fire
08/18/2025
MOB faculty Beth Stroupe talks about her life and research at FSU!
People Behind the Science Podcast
Science Podcast - Journey through the minds of today's brilliant scientists
12/13/2024
Congratulations to the newest batch of IMB/MOB PhDs!!!
07/02/2024
Henry Sparkles knows something exciting is happening!!
04/19/2024
StroupeLab@FSU wants you to join us!!
04/10/2024
Exciting day in FSU's Institute for Molecular Biophysics and our Molecular Biophysics Graduate Program at FSU. Congratulations to MOB students Liang Cheng and Yu Zhao for winning the Kasha Award for best publication(s) from an MOB student. Congratulations to Biology student Nidhi Walia for winning the Caspar Award for best publication from an IMB student. Welcome back Dr. Misha Kopylov who gave us an exciting talk about his developments in cryo-EM at NYSBC. If you are interested in earning a PhD in molecular biophysics, our MOB program is the best in the SouthEast with a focus on modern cryo-EM structural biology and computational biophysics!
10/30/2022
Congratulations to Dr. Hong Li and her MOB students Hemant and Anuska on their new eLife publication!
Molecular mechanism of active Cas7-11 in processing CRISPR RNA and interfering target RNA
Cas7-11 is a Type III-E CRISPR Cas effector that confers programmable RNA cleavage and has potential applications in RNA interference. Cas7-11 encodes a single polypeptide containing four Cas7- and one Cas11-like segments that obscures the distinction between the multi-subunit Class 1 and the single...
12/10/2021
The Molecular Biophysics Graduate Program at FSU congratulates the latest Seminole PhDs. Congratulations to our new Dr.s!
11/05/2021
The application portal for the MOB program is now open! Go to www.biophysics.fsu.edu/graduate-program/admissions for more information. Apply at: www.admissions.fsu.edu/gradapp
FSU Admissions | Graduate Application Portal
We are currently accepting graduate applications for Summer or Fall 2022. Readmissions students may apply for Spring, Summer, or Fall 2022. However, many academic programs admit only for a specific term. Prospective applicants must contact the academic program for available terms.
10/29/2021
Most important skill in graduate school: learning to carve pumpkins without catching COVID.