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Ned Wingreen is a Howard A. Prior Professor of the Life Sciences and a biophysicist who studies intracellular networks, microbial communities, and phase separation. He collaborates with other labs at Princeton and publishes in journals such as Annu Rev Microbiol and Nat Commun.
Ned S. Wingreen is a theoretical physicist and the Howard A. Prior Professor of the Life Sciences at Princeton University. He is a member of the Department of Molecular Biology and of the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, where he is currently director of graduate studies.
1992. Time-dependent transport in interacting and noninteracting resonant-tunneling systems. AP Jauho, NS Wingreen, Y Meir. Physical Review B 50 (8), 5528. , 1994. 2247. 1994. Diet-induced extinctions in the gut microbiota compound over generations. ED Sonnenburg, SA Smits, M Tikhonov, SK Higginbottom, NS Wingreen, ...
609-258-8476. Email. wingreen@princeton.edu. Office. 243 Carl Icahn Laboratory. Research Focus. Biological modeling; intracellular networks; molecular biophysics. Intracellular networks in bacteria. Bacteria are constantly sensing their environments and adjusting their behavior accordingly.
Ned Wingreen is a Howard A. Prior Professor of the Life Sciences and a biophysicist at Princeton University. He studies intracellular networks, microbial communities and phase separation using computational and experimental methods.
Ned Wingreen. Welcome to the Wingreen Lab. Biological modeling; intracellular networks; molecular biophysics. Intracellular networks in bacteria: Bacteria are constantly sensing their environments and adjusting their behavior accordingly.
Ned S. Wingreen. Howard A. Prior Professor of the Life Sciences Department of Molecular Biology & Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. Princeton, NJ 08544-1014 PHONE: 609-258-8476 FAX: 609-258-7599 EMAIL: wingreen@princeton.edu. PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT. 9/84 – 5/89.
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