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Helmstetter Prize!---->/h1>img classbanner-main-right-arrow src/image/banner-arrow.png data-v-2797680b>/div>h3 data-v-2797680b>!---->!---->/h3>/section>section classsection max-width section-padding-horizontal idprize data-v-289758f8 data-v-c1d431db>div classsection-title data-v-c1d431db data-v-06c0b813>i classcommon-icon iconfont icon-leaf-left stylefont-size:48px; data-v-06c0b813 data-v-78e759a2>/i>h1 classsection-title-font data-v-06c0b813>!---->!---->About the prize!---->!---->/h1>i classcommon-icon iconfont icon-leaf-right stylefont-size:48px; data-v-06c0b813 data-v-78e759a2>/i>/div>div classsection-container data-v-c1d431db>!---->div classimage-section data-v-289758f8>img src/image/5.png data-v-289758f8>p classsection-text data-v-289758f8> The bacterial cell cycle serves as a cornerstone of microbial physiology, influencing various fields ranging from host-microbe interactions to synthetic biology. Understanding this fundamental process not only sheds light on the intricate workings of bacterial cells but also holds implications for diverse areas such as agricultural microbiology, industrial biotechnology, human health, and the origins of life. In 2022, The Charles E. Helmstetter Prize was established by the collaborative efforts of Vic Norris, Arieh Zaritsky, and other specialists in the field, aiming to recognize and celebrate groundbreaking research that furthers our knowledge of bacterial cell cycle. /p>/div>p classsection-text data-v-289758f8>Reference：/p>p classsection-text data-v-289758f8>a hrefhttps://www.mdpi.com/journal/life/special_issues/bacterial_cell_cycle target_blank relnoopener noreferrer classoutside-link data-v-289758f8>!----> Novel Principles and Methods in Bacterial Cell Cycle Physiology: Celebrating the Charles E. Helmstetter Prize in 2022 !---->/a>/p>p classsection-text data-v-289758f8>a hrefhttps://www.embopress.org/doi/full/10.1038/s44319-024-00091-z target_blank relnoopener noreferrer classoutside-link data-v-289758f8>!----> Science and prizes: A case for rethinking the criteria for prizes in science (and for rewarding important discoveries in bacterial physiology) !---->/a>/p>!---->/div>/section>section classsection max-width section-padding-horizontal idaboutCharles data-v-0c43abda data-v-c1d431db>div classsection-title data-v-c1d431db data-v-06c0b813>i classcommon-icon iconfont icon-leaf-left stylefont-size:48px; data-v-06c0b813 data-v-78e759a2>/i>h1 classsection-title-font data-v-06c0b813>!---->!---->About Charles E. Helmstetter!---->!---->/h1>i classcommon-icon iconfont icon-leaf-right stylefont-size:48px; data-v-06c0b813 data-v-78e759a2>/i>/div>div classsection-container data-v-c1d431db>!---->div classimage-section data-v-0c43abda>img src/image/4.jpg data-v-0c43abda>p classsection-text data-v-0c43abda> Charles E. Helmstetter's seminal contributions, spanning decades of dedicated research and innovation from the 1960s to the close of the 20sup data-v-0c43abda>th/sup> century, not only laid the groundwork for modern investigations into bacterial cell physiology, but also set a standard of excellence that continues to inspire researchers today. The Charles E. Helmstetter Prize stands as a testament to the profound impact of his pioneering work in advancing our understanding of the bacterial cell cycle. /p>/div>p classsection-text data-v-0c43abda>Reference：/p>p classsection-text data-v-0c43abda>a hrefhttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14148828/ target_blank relnoopener noreferrer classoutside-link data-v-0c43abda>!----> Helmstetter, C. E., and D. J. Cummings. 1964. An improved method for selection of bacterial cells at division. Biochim. Biophys. Acta 82:608-610. !---->/a>/p>p classsection-text data-v-0c43abda>a hrefhttps://doi.org/10.1016/0022-2836(68)90425-7 target_blank relnoopener noreferrer classoutside-link data-v-0c43abda>!----> Cooper S., Helmstetter C. E. 1968. Chromosome replication and the division cycle of span classsection-text-italic data-v-0c43abda>Escherichia coli/span> B/r. J. Mol. Biol. 31:519–540. !---->/a>/p>p classsection-text data-v-0c43abda>a hrefhttps://doi.org/10.1016/0022-2836(68)90424-5 target_blank relnoopener noreferrer classoutside-link data-v-0c43abda>!----> Helmstetter C. E., Cooper S. 1968. DNA synthesis during the division cycle of rapidly growing span classsection-text-italic data-v-0c43abda>Escherichia coli/span> B/r. J. Mol. Biol. 1968; 31:507–518. !---->/a>/p>p classsection-text data-v-0c43abda>a hrefhttps://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/jb.149.2.685-693.1982 target_blank relnoopener noreferrer classoutside-link data-v-0c43abda>!----> Helmstetter C. E., Krajewski C. A. 1982. Initiation of chromosome replication in span classsection-text-italic data-v-0c43abda>dnaA/span> and span classsection-text-italic data-v-0c43abda>dnaC/span> mutants of span classsection-text-italic data-v-0c43abda>Escherichia coli/span> B/r F. J. Bacteriol. 149:685–693. !---->/a>/p>!---->/div>/section>section classsection max-width section-padding-horizontal idadvisoryBoard data-v-6358957e data-v-c1d431db>div classsection-title data-v-c1d431db data-v-06c0b813>i classcommon-icon iconfont icon-leaf-left stylefont-size:48px; data-v-06c0b813 data-v-78e759a2>/i>h1 classsection-title-font data-v-06c0b813>!---->!---->Advisory Board!---->!---->/h1>i classcommon-icon iconfont icon-leaf-right stylefont-size:48px; data-v-06c0b813 data-v-78e759a2>/i>/div>div classsection-container data-v-c1d431db>!---->div classadvisory-board-container data-v-6358957e>!---->div classcharacter-card data-v-6358957e data-v-ec7e06b9>div classbackground-box character-card-photo data-v-ec7e06b9 data-v-e3373290>img classbackground-box-image src/image/guest/advisory/CharlesEHelmstetter/photo.jpg styleobject-fit:cover; alt data-v-e3373290>!---->!---->/div>div classcharacter-card-info data-v-ec7e06b9>p classcharacter-card-info-name data-v-ec7e06b9>Charles E. Helmstetter/p>p classcharacter-card-info-institute data-v-ec7e06b9>Florida Institute of Technology Melbourne, USA/p>p classcharacter-card-info-desc data-v-ec7e06b9>Dr. Charles E. Helmstetter's seminal contributions, spanning decades of dedicated research and innovation from the 1960s to the close of the 20th century, not only laid the groundwork for modern investigations into bacterial cell physiology, but also set a standard of excellence that continues to inspire researchers today./p>/div>img classcharacter-card-logo src/image/guest/advisory/CharlesEHelmstetter/logo.png data-v-ec7e06b9>/div>div classcharacter-card data-v-6358957e data-v-ec7e06b9>div classbackground-box character-card-photo data-v-ec7e06b9 data-v-e3373290>img classbackground-box-image src/image/guest/speakers/TerenceHwa/photo.png styleobject-fit:cover; alt data-v-e3373290>!---->!---->/div>div classcharacter-card-info data-v-ec7e06b9>p classcharacter-card-info-name data-v-ec7e06b9>Terence Hwa/p>p classcharacter-card-info-institute data-v-ec7e06b9>University of California San-Diego, USA/p>p classcharacter-card-info-desc data-v-ec7e06b9>Dr. Terence Hwa has made significant contributions to bacterial physiology by establishing growth laws and principles of proteomic resource allocation. His research culminated in a theory predicting bacterial behaviors and gene expression under various conditions, advancing our understanding of microbial life./p>/div>img classcharacter-card-logo src/image/guest/speakers/TerenceHwa/logo.png data-v-ec7e06b9>/div>div classcharacter-card data-v-6358957e data-v-ec7e06b9>div classbackground-box character-card-photo data-v-ec7e06b9 data-v-e3373290>img classbackground-box-image src/image/guest/speakers/NancyKleckner/photo.jpg styleobject-fit:cover; alt data-v-e3373290>!---->!---->/div>div classcharacter-card-info data-v-ec7e06b9>p classcharacter-card-info-name data-v-ec7e06b9>Nancy Kleckner/p>p classcharacter-card-info-institute data-v-ec7e06b9>Harvard University, USA/p>p classcharacter-card-info-desc data-v-ec7e06b9>Prof. Nancy Kleckner is renowned for her pioneering research on dynamic chromosomal processes in E. coli and eukaryotic cells. She discovered SeqA, a protein crucial in DNA replication initiation, significantly advancing the field of bacterial cell cycle research and broadening our understanding of chromosomal behavior across various organisms. She received the 2025 Charles Helmstetter Lifetime Achievement Award in microbial physiology for her pioneering contribution in E. coli cell cycle, chromosome structure, and dynamics./p>/div>img classcharacter-card-logo src/image/guest/speakers/NancyKleckner/logo.jpg data-v-ec7e06b9>/div>div classcharacter-card data-v-6358957e data-v-ec7e06b9>div classbackground-box character-card-photo data-v-ec7e06b9 data-v-e3373290>img classbackground-box-image src/image/guest/advisory/VicNorris/photo.jpg styleobject-fit:cover; alt data-v-e3373290>!---->!---->/div>div classcharacter-card-info data-v-ec7e06b9>p classcharacter-card-info-name data-v-ec7e06b9>Vic Norris/p>p classcharacter-card-info-institute data-v-ec7e06b9>University of Rouen, France/p>p classcharacter-card-info-desc data-v-ec7e06b9>Dr. Vic Norris is celebrated for uncovering the molecular mechanisms that govern bacterial cellular processes, focusing on signaling, stress responses, and cellular organization. His pioneering research has significantly advanced our understanding of bacterial physiology and the intricate processes that maintain cellular function under various conditions./p>/div>img classcharacter-card-logo src/image/guest/advisory/VicNorris/logo.png data-v-ec7e06b9>/div>div classcharacter-card data-v-6358957e data-v-ec7e06b9>div classbackground-box character-card-photo data-v-ec7e06b9 data-v-e3373290>img classbackground-box-image src/image/guest/advisory/AriehZaritsky/photo.jpg styleobject-fit:cover; alt data-v-e3373290>!---->!---->/div>div classcharacter-card-info data-v-ec7e06b9>p classcharacter-card-info-name data-v-ec7e06b9>Arieh Zaritsky/p>p classcharacter-card-info-institute data-v-ec7e06b9>Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel/p>p classcharacter-card-info-desc data-v-ec7e06b9>Dr. Arieh Zaritsky is a bacterial physiologist, professor emeritus at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. 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