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Wonpil Im Research Group

Research in our group is focused on the applications of theoretical/computational methods to chemical and physical problems in biology and material science. Specific research interests are: (see the details. Protein/peptide interactions with/in biological membranes. Transmembrane-induced signaling and regulation. NMR structure calculation and refinement. Modeling and simulation of glycoconjugates ( GlycanStructure.ORG. Bacterial outer membranes and interactions with proteins. As well as ST-analyzer.

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Wonpil Im Research Group | compbio.lehigh.edu Reviews

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Research in our group is focused on the applications of theoretical/computational methods to chemical and physical problems in biology and material science. Specific research interests are: (see the details. Protein/peptide interactions with/in biological membranes. Transmembrane-induced signaling and regulation. NMR structure calculation and refinement. Modeling and simulation of glycoconjugates ( GlycanStructure.ORG. Bacterial outer membranes and interactions with proteins. As well as ST-analyzer.

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Group Members

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Presidential Endowed Chair in Health. Department of Biological Sciences. 2007 Alfred P. Sloan Fellow. 2011 January Biophysical Newsletter Profile. 2011 ACS HP Outstanding Junior Faculty Award. 2011 J. Michael Young Undergrad Advisor Award. 2011 - present Associate Editor of BMC Biophysics. 2011 - present President of Korean Biophysicists Meeting in the Biophysical Society. 2012 - present Member of Membrane Protein Structure and Dynamics Consortium. 2013 - 2015 Meredith Docking Scholar. Dhilon S. Patel.

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Postdoctral Position Openings

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Postdoctoral Position in Computational Biology, Lehigh University. There are postdoctoral positions available in my group. People who have a strong background of computational chemistry and biophysics are encouraged to apply. Please, send pdf files of (1) a cover letter stating your experience and (2) CV including contact information of at least two references to wonpil@lehigh.edu. The review of applications will continue until the positions are filled. Department of Biological Sciences and.

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Wonpil Im Research Group

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Research in our group is focused on the applications of theoretical/computational methods to chemical and physical problems in biology and material science. Specific research interests are: (see the details. Protein/peptide interactions with/in biological membranes. Transmembrane-induced signaling and regulation. NMR structure calculation and refinement. Modeling and simulation of glycoconjugates ( GlycanStructure.ORG. Bacterial outer membranes and interactions with proteins. As well as ST-analyzer.

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ST-analyzer @ ImLab

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GUI tool for MD analysis. ST-analyzer is a standalone GUI toolset to perform various analyses of molecular dynamics simulation trajectories and provides a variety of analysis modules. Try It Now! Don’t worry it’s for free. ST-analyzer and required packages can be download from here. The NAMD / CHARMM-GUI Workshop on the Modeling and Simulation of Membrane Proteins. Simple, neat, and useful. GUI of ST-analyzer is designed upon three principles: simple, neat, and useful. ST-analzyer supports both cluster m...

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Welcome to CHARMM’s documentation! — CHARMM v35b1 documentation

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CHARMM is a versatile program for atomic-level simulation of. Many-particle systems, particularly macromolecules of. Biological interest. - M. Karplus. CHARMM-GUI has updated. See our upload log. To see what is changed. Contact us ( E-mail. If you have any problem/question/comment. Model Building and Manipulation. Scalar Commands for Atom Properties. The Ewald Summation Method. Merck Molecular Force Field. Quantum and Molecular Mechanical FF. Effective Energy Function 1. The SASA implicit solvation model.

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Welcome to CHARMM’s documentation! — CHARMM v35b1 documentation

http://www.charmm-gui.org/charmmdoc

CHARMM is a versatile program for atomic-level simulation of. Many-particle systems, particularly macromolecules of. Biological interest. - M. Karplus. CHARMM-GUI has updated. See our upload log. To see what is changed. Contact us ( E-mail. If you have any problem/question/comment. Model Building and Manipulation. Scalar Commands for Atom Properties. The Ewald Summation Method. Merck Molecular Force Field. Quantum and Molecular Mechanical FF. Effective Energy Function 1. The SASA implicit solvation model.

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Research in our group is focused on the applications of theoretical/computational methods to chemical and physical problems in biology and material science. Specific research interests are: (see the details. Protein/peptide interactions with/in biological membranes. Transmembrane-induced signaling and regulation. NMR structure calculation and refinement. Modeling and simulation of glycoconjugates ( GlycanStructure.ORG. Bacterial outer membranes and interactions with proteins. As well as ST-analyzer.

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We are a bioinformatics research group and are part of the Center for Biomedical Informatics. At Harvard Medical School. Children's Hospital Informatics Program. Harvard-MIT Division of Health, Science, and Technology. And Division of Genetics at Brigham and Women's Hospital. More information on the principal investigator is here. Sep 1, 2014: Not a bad week for the Park lab: we had papers in. All in the same week! Oct 31, 2013: This time, congratulations to Francesco, Andrew! Davis et al. (pp. 3...Recen...

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We work in a highly interdisciplinary environment at the interface of computer science and biology. Members of the group come from a primarily computational background and share a strong passion for understanding biological systems. We are engaged in several collaborative research partnerships with biological and experimental collaborators, at the Broad Institute, the ENCODE, modENCODE, GTEx, and Epigenomics Roadmap consortia, the Harvard Medical School, and other universities. Read more on: Chromatin.