In a collaboration with Prof. Steve Granick and his student Jie Zhang, Andy Long and Prof. Ferguson published an article in Soft Matter (http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/C5SM01981H) in which we apply nonlinear machine …
Prof. Ferguson was named as one of four Fall 2015 OpenEye Outstanding Junior Faculty awardees by the Computers in Chemistry Division (COMP) of the American Chemical Society. This work recognizes …
Greg Hart was renewed as a Computational Science and Engineering Graduate Fellow for a second year. This renewal recognizes Greg’s excellent progress over the past year in his research on …
Andy Long successfully passed his MatSE prelim exam! All that now remains is to complete and write a PhD dissertation… 🙂 Big congratulations to Andy!
Rachael was selected by the College of Engineering as a Mavis Future Faculty Fellow (MF3) for 2015-16. This highly competitive program is designed to prepare PhD candidates for academic careers, …
Prof. Ferguson was named as a 2015-16 Faculty Fellow of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications. This fellowship will support Prof. Ferguson’s research into in silico hepatitis C vaccine design, …
By developing a sophistication of the diffusion map nonlinear manifold learning approach, Rachael and Prof. Ferguson have quantitatively connected the molecular chemistry and experimental conditions to microscopic molecular behavior. In …
The lectures for Prof. Ferguson’s new course MSE 498AF – Computational Materials Science and Engineering have been uploaded to YouTube and nanoHUB to allow for wide dissemination and access to …
Greg and Prof. Ferguson have provided the first computational confirmation of the viral “error catastrophe” over a realistic viral fitness landscape in a paper published in Phys. Rev. E (http://journals.aps.org/pre/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevE.91.032705). …
Prof. Ferguson was named on the Fall 2014 List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by their Students as the instructor of MSE 498AF – Computational Materials Science and Engineering.