Tatiana Rosales Dissertation Defense
Dissertation title: "Biophysical Characterization of Novel Protein Dynamics in the Adaptive Immune System"
Advisor: Brian Baker, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
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ACMS Colloquium - Martin Nowak, Harvard University
Martin Nowak
Harvard University
3:45 PM
127 Hayes-Healy Center
A tea will precede the event at 3:15 pm in 101A Crowley Hall.
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Brittany Morgan and Michael McConnell (University of Notre Dame)
Warren Center Lecture Like a Champion Series
"Predicting Small Molecule Binding to Cryptic Protein Pockets Formed by Dynamic Loops" Brittany Morgan
"Our Journey from Antibiotic Resistance to Vaccine Development" Michael McConnell
Originally…
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Q-Bio@ND - EMBRIO Joint Symposium
Tentative Schedule: 8:30-9:00 am light refreshments = coffee and breakfast snacks 9:00-9:30 faculty talk 1 9:30-10:00 faculty talk 2 10:00-10:30 trainee talks 1-2 10:30-11:00 break 11:00-11:30 faculty talk 3 11:30-12:00 faculty talk 4 12:00-1:15 lunch 1:15-1:45 faculty talk 5 1:45-2:15 faculty talk…
Jason Gestwicki (University of California, San Francisco)
"Targeting Protein Stability to Treat Misfolding Diseases"
Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.
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Applied Math Seminar - Mario De Florio, Brown University
Mario De Florio
Brown University
154 Hurley Hall
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Scientific Machine Learning for Dynamical Systems Indentification
The advancement of Physics-Informed Machine Learning (PIML) methods will empower scientists to swiftly and effectively address unresolved…
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Biophysics Seminar: Sarah Veatch, University of Michigan
Sarah Veatch, Professor of Biophysics and Physics, Director, Biophysics Program
Seminar title: "Biological tuning of the membrane phase transition facilitates plasma membrane organization and function"
Isolated cell plasma membranes are biologically tuned to be in a single phase at growth…
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ACMS Colloquium - Gianluca Geraci, Sandia National Laboratory
Deviations from the Beaten Track in Multi-Fidelity Uncertainty Quantification: A Brief Journey from Non-Hierarchical Estimators to More Advanced Topics
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Sijia Dong (Northeastern University)
The Dong Lab develops and applies physics-based and data-driven computational methods to understand multiscale processes, from electronic structures to emergent properties. We use such understandings to develop design strategies for molecules, materials, and processes that matter in renewable energy, biomedicine, quantum information science, and other areas of societal importance.
Midwest Conference on Protein Folding, Assembly, and Molecular Motions
This one-day meeting of Midwest research laboratories interested in protein folding, aggregation, binding, and dynamics features talks and posters (from graduate students and postdocs, plus two PIs). Topics include:
1. In vitro experiments: protein folding, binding, aggregation, dynamics
2.…
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