Rachael accepted for the Building Future Faculty Program 20 March – April 2, 2016 at NC State. This two day all-expenses paid workshop supports doctoral students and post-doctoral scholars who …
Greg, Bryce, Jiang, and Rachael have all had abstracts accepted to deliver oral presentations at the 2016 APS March Meeting, March 14-18 in Baltimore, MD,. Greg will discuss his work …
Greg’s article “Empirical fitness models for hepatitis C virus immunogen design” has been published in Physical Biology (http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1478-3975/12/6/066006). This work describes the translation of hepatitis C virus sequence databases into …
Rachael Mansbach successfully passed her Physics prelim exam and is now ABD. Big congratulations to Rachael!
Greg Hart was featured as one of the 2015-16 Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) Graduate Fellows in his new CSE Fellow page and a very cool video interview. Great work, …
In a joint publication with the labs of Prof. JJ Cheng (MatSE, UIUC) and Prof. Gerard Wong (BioE, UCLA), Rachael and Prof. Ferguson have published a paper in PNAS on …
Bridgette Lafaye has been invited by the organizing committee to present her work on biomolecular simulation of ultrashort amphiphilic peptide self-assembly at the Undergraduate Women in Physical Sciences (WoPhyS) conference …
Wei Chen (Physics; B.S., Nanjing University) joins the Ferguson Lab. Wei is integrating nonlinear machine learning with biased sampling to develop accelerated sampling algorithms for bimolecular simulation.
Prof. Ferguson was named on the Spring 2015 List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students, ranked as “Outstanding” (top 10%) as the instructor of MSE 458 Polymer Physical …
Rachael’s article describing the use of nonlinear machine learning to connect molecular chemistry and experimental conditions to microscopic single-molecule behavior has been rated as one of the most read Biological …