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Science Talks for Year 5


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07/08/09 3:30pm, S360 Victor Pinks, Marmion Academy "The Computational Microscope" - Integrating Molecular Dynamics Simulations into Laboratory Exercises with OpenMM Zephyr
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06/24-26/09 S361 Simbios faculty and staff MD Workshop series More information
06/19/09 S361 Simbios faculty and staff RNA Workshop More Information
06/10/09 3:30pm, S360 Ajay Seth, Stanford How do we know what muscles do?
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06/03/09 3:30pm, S360 JC Latombe, Stanford University Computational Tools to Study Protein Low-Frequency Motions
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05/27/09 3:30pm, S360 Jesus Izaguirre, Notre Dame Simulation of Long Timescale Dynamics of Proteins Using Normal Mode Langevin
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05/20/09 4:00pm, Auditorium Mark Gerstein, Yale This talk is part of the Frontiers in Biological Research series. We will not hold a Simbios seminar that day.  
Monday 05/18/09 3:00pm, S363 Huan-Xiang Zhou, Florida State University Modeling Protein-Protein Interactions: Structure, Thermodynamics, and Kinetics
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05/13/09 3:30pm, S360 Pat Hanrahan, Stanford University Domain Specific Languages for Programming Many-Core Processors (GPUs)
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04/22/09 3:30pm, S360 Greg Bowman, Stanford University MSMBuilder: Open Source Software for Describing Dynamics with Markov State Models
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04/01/09 3:00pm, S360 Daniel Herschlag, Stanford University Finding and Meeting the Challenges in RNA Folding: A Progress Report
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03/30/09 (Monday) 3:00pm,
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Yun-Dong Wu, The Hong Kong Univ. of Science & Technology A United-Atom Protein Force Field in Coarse-Grained Solvent
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03/18/09 3:30pm, S360 Jin Yu, UC Berkeley Probing the design principle: molecular motor scooting along DNA
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03/11/09 3:30pm, S360 Martin Stumpe, Stanford University De natura denaturantium - On the molecular basis of urea-induced protein denaturation
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03/04/09 3:00pm, S360 William Weis, Stanford University Crystal structures of the b2-adrenergic receptor
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02/18/09 3:30pm, S360 Krishna Shenoy, Stanford University Toward High-Performance Cortically-Controlled Prostheses
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02/12/09 5:00pm Klaus Schulten, MD Symposium, Keynote address, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Biomolecular Modeling with VMD and NAMD accelerated through graphics processing units
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02/04/09 2:30pm, S360 Sam Flores, Stanford University RNA in Europe
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01/26/09 (Monday) 3pm, S222 Peter Ortoleva, Indiana University Multiscale Theory and Simulation of Bionanosystems
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01/28/09 3:30pm, S360 KC Huang, Stanford University Mechanical Determination of Cell Shape in Bacteria
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01/21/09 3:30pm, S360 Janelle Bray, Caltech GPCR Structure Prediction: Methods and Applications
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01/14/09 3:30pm, S360 David Shaw, D. E. Shaw Research and Center for Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, Columbia University Anton: A Specialized Machine for
Millisecond-Scale Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Proteins
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12/17/08 3:30pm, S361 Zev Bryant, Stanford University Molecular Motors
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12/10/08 3:30pm, S361 Vijay Pande, Stanford University

How to generate 0.1 seconds of Molecular Dynamics and what can we learn from it
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12/03/08 3:30pm, S361 David Parker, Stanford University Coarse-grained Modeling of Myosin V Dynamics
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11/19/08 3:30pm, S361 Melanie Fox, Stanford University Mechanism of improved knee flexion after rectus femoris transfer surgery
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11/17/08 3:00pm, S222 Kai Kohlhoff, University of Cambridge

CamShift-MD: A novel computational method to determine protein structure
using NMR chemical shift
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11/12/08 3:30pm, S361 Alex Ten Eyck, Stanford University Developments in Finite Element Methods for Simulation of Biological Tissues
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11/05/08 3:30pm, S361 Mitul Saha , Stanford University

Automatic Identification of Conserved Domains in cryoEM Maps
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10/29/08 3:30pm, S361 Allen Sanderson, SCI Institute, University of Utah Using GPUs to solve PDEs in Biological Problems
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10/22/08 3:30pm, S361 Magdalena Jonikas, Stanford University An informatics approach to modeling RNA structure
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10/15/08 3:30pm, S361 Dahlia Weiss, Stanford University Can Morphing Methods Predict Intermediate Structures?
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10/01/08 3:30pm, S361 Russ Altman, Scott Delp, Vijay Pande,
Stanford University
Simbios 2.0:  Challenges and Opportunities in Physics Based Simulation
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09/24/08 4:00pm, S361 Chakra Chennubhotla,
University of Pittsburgh
Signal Propagation in Proteins and Relation to Equilibrium Fluctuations
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