protein modeling

Andrew Geiszler

Academic Background
I am a first year Ph.D. student working in the Physical and Biological Computing Group at Rice University. I received my B.S. from Rice University in Bioengineering in 2010.

Research Interests
I work on protein-ligand docking for computational drug design. More details to follow.

Publications

Multiscale representation of proteins

Introduction

Multiscale techniques have recently emerged as promising tools to combine the efficiency of coarse-grain simulations with the detail of all-atom simulations for the characterization of a broad range of molecular systems in fields such as material science and biophysics. The underlying assumption in the definition of multiscale techniques for protein simulation is that it is possible to reliably and efficiently move between coarse-grain and all-atom models.

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