Computational biophysicist specializing in statistical mechanics methods applied to a wide range of molecular and cellular systems.

Joined June 2021
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The Theory and Comp subgroup from Biophysical Society has an early and a mid-career award, apply before August 1! please RT biophysics.org/awards-fundin…
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A recent news article in Nature described increasing numbers of editors mass resigning from for-profit journals, a symptom of misalignment of incentives between publishers’ demand for growth and profits, and the academics’ priority of quality, depth: nature.com/articles/d41586-0… 1/n
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Daniel Zuckerman retweeted
Awesome postdoc position alert!! Despite, or because of, being Twitter-less, Ed Lyman is a great mentor, scientist, and human being. Interested in membrane proteins, simulations, machine learning, physics, evolution, bioinformatics?? Apply! Check out below 👇👇👇
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New blog post up, on why @livecomsj matters! livecomsjournal.org/index.ph… We're seeing some conventional journals adopting some of our ideas, so it's worth taking a moment to reflect. #compchem
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Daniel Zuckerman retweeted
Register now for the free WESTPA Workshop @Pitt_Chemistry, June 20-21. Explore rare event simulations like protein folding, ligand binding, & chemical reactions with our open-source software. Perfect for those using AMBER, NAMD, GROMACS, etc. Reg info: forms.gle/6gJF6jJ72iexbDTq8
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And we also have a new suite of tutorials for getting started with the BioSimSpace framework for interoperable biomolecular simulations; this comes with a big set of example notebooks. livecomsjournal.org/index.ph… #compchem
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We have a new tutorial out, on absolute binding free energy calculation via a NAMD-based approach, SAFEP. livecomsjournal.org/index.ph…
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Daniel Zuckerman retweeted
Possibly of interest to folks in the chemistry publishing/open access area. Does anyone know how download numbers for more traditional journals compare? Personally I haven't seen these types of stats except for preprints, where these seem to compare favorably, but I'm curious.
LiveCoMS article views & downloads are trending up! Here are some stats we just noticed, including total downloads per article. To us, these look like encouraging numbers! #compchem
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We have a new issue out! This includes our first "version 2" article, an updated and expanded article dealing with a new version of the WESTPA enhanced sampling package: livecomsjournal.org/index.ph… Issue: livecomsjournal.org/index.ph… #compchem
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The Cell, Developmental & Cancer Biology Summer Research Internship at @OHSUKnight is an opportunity for undergraduates to immerse themselves in research with @OHSUKnight faculty. Learn more and apply to join us today: spr.ly/6012MLdae
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We have a new paper out, on polymer prep and simulation -- "Introduction to in silico synthesis of polymers via PySIMM". This is in our Tutorials category. livecomsjournal.org/index.ph… #compchem
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Phenomenal hands-on paid research opportunity for undergraduates. Join us in beautiful Portland OR
The Cell, Developmental & Cancer Biology Summer Research Internship at @OHSUKnight is an opportunity for undergraduates to immerse themselves in research with @OHSUKnight faculty. Learn more and apply to join us today: spr.ly/6011MLdtt
Came across this yesterday while at Rockefeller, should be required reading for anyone in a PhD or supervising PhDs! @CurrentBiology @betenoire1 Wish I had seen it sooner!
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Highlighting more @livecomsj editorial board members: George Shields @ProfShields is interested in editing articles from the Predominately Undergraduate Institution (PUI) community. LiveCoMS has training-oriented article categories, making this a good fit. @ChemCUR @MERCURY_NSF
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Daniel Zuckerman retweeted
1 year ago CausalPath algorithm, developed by one and only @ozgunbabur received desk rejections from some of the leading systems biology journals. Reason? a thinly veiled - " I think this is gonna hurt our IF" argument. In one year it received 31 citations.
You observe correlations in (phospho)proteomic data--and you often ask: What do we know about these two proteins? Easy for just two--how about hundreds? What if you have time series? You need help. Who you wanna call? CausalPath! A 🧵 👇: @ozgunbabur @JoePlatelet @sandercbio
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Working on binding free energy calculations? Interested in preparing calculations, assessing performance, analyzing results, or assessing a study which did so? Check out our new best practices guide! livecomsjournal.org/index.ph… #compchem Thanks to @ppxasjsm , @jchodera and others!
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