Biophysics

I have an academic background in Biology, Engineering, and Physics having conducted research during my BS at Cornell University, Department of Chemical Engineering with Matthew DeLisa, PhD at the University of Minnesota, Department of Biomedical Engineering with Jonathan Sachs, and Post-Doctoral work at Brandeis University, Department of Physics with Michael Hagan.

My interests were primarily in using simulations to understand self-assembly of biological molecules and I've published papers on protein structure, lipids and membrane proteins, and viral particles.

Here's a fun video from a project simulating the assembly of a viral shell (blue) around the viral genome (red). See the paper published at eLife for more.



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