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Nathan Kuwada

Associate Professor

Central Washington University

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College of the Sciences

Physics

Nathan Kuwada is currently serving as a College Of The Sciences Associate Professor at Central Washington University.

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Central Washington University

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biophysics microbiology molecular biology cell biology molecular microbiology molecular biophysics microbial genetics genomics biophysical review genome biology microbial pathogenesis protein science bacteriology escherichia coli protein design molecular motors mechanical systems applied microbiology biomolecular structure chromosome biology cytogenetics mechatronics motor control theoretical biology plo biology engineering science clinical microbiology structural molecular biology microbial cell factory quantitative microbiology macromolecular machines image segmentation computational biophysics manufacturing technology vibration control precision engineering physical prototyping biotechnology advance single-cell analysis dna sequencing prokaryotic system protein modeling yeast cell cycle biomimetic actuators protein refolding biorobotics bio-inspired robotics molecular mechanics biophysical modeling molecular design molecular computing large-scale datasets human musculoskeletal system clinical physiology experimental mechanics clinical engineering anatomical model historical scholarship comparative analysis mathematical biophysics bacterial cells lineage tracking lateral subcellular localization chemosensory-like system surface sensing quantitative single-cell characterization persistent super-diffusive motion genome-scale quantitative characterization nucleoid-dependent mobility driving forces chromosome structure chromosome segregation dna relaxation yeast cell cycle unidirectional p-body transport

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Using a Collaborative Exam Approach as an Equitable Exam Retake. The Physics Teacher (2026)

program evaluationlearning scienceseducational strategymedical educationexperiential learningfamily medicineperformance studieseducational managementeducational assessmentimplementation researcheducationlearning analyticsdistance educationindependent studiesenglish teaching forumprofessional developmenteducational research

A Flexible Laboratory Exercise Introducing Practical Aspects of Mean Squared Displacement. The Biophysicist (2021)

human musculoskeletal systemmechanical scienceanatomical modelclinical engineeringbiomechanicssport medicineexperimental mechanicsclinical physiologyquantitative biologylaboratory investigationbiomedical engineeringbiomechanical engineeringrehabilitationapplied physiologyphysiological measurementsrehabilitation engineeringexercise physiologyhuman movementkinesiologymechanicsphysical medicinebiophysical review

Nucleoid-Mediated Positioning and Transport in Bacteria. Current Genetics (2019)

microbiologymicrobial geneticsenvironmental microbiologymolecular microbiologymicrobial pathogenesisbacteriamolecular biologyapplied microbiologymicroorganisms

Computational Model of Microtubule Transport in Axons. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2016)

Howard YeungAnand RaoNathan KuwadaPeter BaasErin Craig

biophysicscomputational mechanicscell biologymicrotubule transportneurosciencecomputational biologycomputational neurosciencecomputational physicscomputational biophysics

Escherichia Coli Chromosomal Loci Segregate From Midcell With Universal Dynamics. Biophysical Journal (2016)

microbiologymicrobial pathogenesisplo biologytheoretical biologyapplied microbiologydna replicationquantitative biologybacteriasystems biologybacteriologygenome biologymicroorganismsprokaryotic systemgenetic recombinationmicrobial geneticsdna sequencingmolecular microbiologymicrobial cell factorystructural molecular biologysynthetic biologymolecular biologybiophysical review

SUPERSEGGER: Robust Image Segmentation, Analysis and Lineage Tracking of Bacterial Cells. Molecular Microbiology (2016)

Stella StylianidouConnor BrennanSilas B. NissenNathan J. KuwadaPaul A. Wiggins

bacterial cellsmicrobiologymolecular microbiologylineage trackingimage analysisimage segmentation

Probing Bacterial Cell Biology Using Image Cytometry. Molecular Microbiology (2016)

Julie A. CassStella StylianidouNathan J. KuwadaBeth TraxlerPaul A. Wiggins

microbiologybacterial cell biologymicroscopymolecular microbiologycell biologybacteriologyimage cytometry

SUPERSEGGER: Robust Image Segmentation, Analysis and Lineage Tracking of Bacterial Cells. (2016)

microbiologymedical image computingmicrobial pathogenesiscomputational imagingimage analysiscell detectionapplied microbiologyimage segmentationconfocal microscopybacteriabiological imagingclinical microbiologysystems biologybacteriologypathogenic bacteriamicroorganismsmicrobial cell factorystructural molecular biologybiomolecular structuremolecular biologymicroscope image processingbioimage analysis

Tracking Microtubules Along an Axon. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2016)

Brianna OwenErin Craig-RicketsonNathan KuwadaPeter BaasAnand Rao

biophysicscytoskeletoncell biologyapplied physicsstructural biology

Global Characterization of Transcription Factor Localization and Partitioning in Escherichia Coli. Biophysical Journal (2015)

Nathan J. KuwadaPaul A. Wiggins

biophysicstranscription factor localizationmicrobial geneticsmolecular geneticsmathematical biophysicsglobal characterizationprotein sciencemolecular cell biologymolecular biophysicstranscription factorssystems biologygenomicsprotein geneticsescherichia coligenome biologymolecular biologystructural biology

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Nathan Kuwada

Associate Professor

Central Washington University

Affiliations

College of the Sciences

Physics

Nathan Kuwada is currently serving as a College Of The Sciences Associate Professor at Central Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nathan Kuwada

Central Washington University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Using a Collaborative Exam Approach as an Equitable Exam Retake. The Physics Teacher (2026)

A Flexible Laboratory Exercise Introducing Practical Aspects of Mean Squared Displacement. The Biophysicist (2021)

Nucleoid-Mediated Positioning and Transport in Bacteria. Current Genetics (2019)

microbiologymicrobial geneticsenvironmental microbiologymolecular microbiologymicrobial pathogenesisbacteriamolecular biologyapplied microbiologymicroorganisms

Computational Model of Microtubule Transport in Axons. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2016)

Howard YeungAnand RaoNathan KuwadaPeter BaasErin Craig

biophysicscomputational mechanicscell biologymicrotubule transportneurosciencecomputational biologycomputational neurosciencecomputational physicscomputational biophysics

Escherichia Coli Chromosomal Loci Segregate From Midcell With Universal Dynamics. Biophysical Journal (2016)

SUPERSEGGER: Robust Image Segmentation, Analysis and Lineage Tracking of Bacterial Cells. Molecular Microbiology (2016)

Stella StylianidouConnor BrennanSilas B. NissenNathan J. KuwadaPaul A. Wiggins

bacterial cellsmicrobiologymolecular microbiologylineage trackingimage analysisimage segmentation

Probing Bacterial Cell Biology Using Image Cytometry. Molecular Microbiology (2016)

Julie A. CassStella StylianidouNathan J. KuwadaBeth TraxlerPaul A. Wiggins

microbiologybacterial cell biologymicroscopymolecular microbiologycell biologybacteriologyimage cytometry

SUPERSEGGER: Robust Image Segmentation, Analysis and Lineage Tracking of Bacterial Cells. (2016)

Tracking Microtubules Along an Axon. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2016)

Brianna OwenErin Craig-RicketsonNathan KuwadaPeter BaasAnand Rao

biophysicscytoskeletoncell biologyapplied physicsstructural biology

Global Characterization of Transcription Factor Localization and Partitioning in Escherichia Coli. Biophysical Journal (2015)

Nathan J. KuwadaPaul A. Wiggins

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