Sam Kaufman (MatSE, sophomore) has been awarded a 2014 Computational Science and Engineering Summer Research Internship. This award is given to exceptional undergraduate students participating in the CSE Certificate Option …
Andy Long and Prof. Ferguson have published a paper in J. Phys. Chem. B in which they describe the development and validation of a new many-body machine learning algorithm capable …
Prof. Ferguson and Jiang Wang were named in the Fall 2013 List of Teachers Ranked Excellent by Their Students, Jiang as a TA for PHYS 212: Electricity and Magnetism, and …
Prof. Ferguson has received a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award for his proposal “Teaching Machines to Design Self-Assembling Materials.” We are very excited to embark on a five year …
Prof. Ferguson was honored to receive this award for his work in the development of statistical mechanical models of viral fitness for rational vaccine design. He was presented with this …
Prof. Ferguson presents two talks at the AIChE Annual Meeting. In “Multiscale Systems Biology” he described the development of HIV and HCV fitness landscapes, including some of Greg’s recent and …
Jiang Wang (Physics; B.S., University of Science and Technology China) joins the Ferguson Lab to conduct his PhD research. Jiang is investigating the recovery of single molecule free energy landscapes …
Prof. Ferguson has become a faculty affiliate with the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at UIUC.
In a collaborative DOE Award, Prof. Ferguson will join J.D. Tovar and Howard Katz at Johns Hopkins in the integrated computational/experimental study of self-assembling peptides into biocompatible conductive wires for …
Prof Ferguson will teach a new computational materials course that he developed in conjunction with Profs. Trinkle & Bellon. Designed to familiarize students with materials software packages through hands-on experience, …