| Name | Organization | Research Summary | |
---|
| Khare, Sagar | Rutgers University | We work on the design of novel enzymes and proteins for applications in therapeutics and biocatalysis | ViewMap |
| Mills, Jeremy | Arizona State University | We use Rosetta to design proteins in which non-canonical amino acids provide functions that would be difficult to achieve using naturally occurring amino acids alone. | ViewMap |
| Whitehead, Tim | University of Colorado Boulder | We seek to understand and exploit molecular recognition in macromolecules | ViewMap |
| Harrison, Joe | University of the Pacific | We model ubiquitin interactions and design protein based inhibitors of ubiquitin pathways | ViewMap |
| Cong, Qian | University of Texas Southwestern | We mine large-scale data for biological discoveries | ViewMap |
| Baker, David | University of Washington | We develop protein design software and use it to create molecules that solve modern challenges in medicine, technology and sustainability. | ViewMap |
| Barth, Patrick | Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) | we develop and apply computational/experimental approaches for designing proteins and cells with novel functionalities | ViewMap |
| Fischer, Eric | Dana-Farber Cancer Institute | We cultivate a multi-disciplinary and highly collaborative approach to science to tackle fundamental questions in biology and pharmacology. | ViewMap |
| Brown, Benjamin | Vanderbilt University | We combine precision medicine computational structural biology with computer-aided small molecule drug discovery. | ViewMap |
| Moody, James | Brigham Young University | We carry out computational engineering and experimental validation of enzymes and protein crystallization chaperones. | ViewMap |
| Glasgow, Anum | Columbia University | We aim to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying conformational changes in proteins, and we use what we learn to engineer new therapeutics. | ViewMap |
| Bystroff, Christopher | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | Vaccine design, biosensor design | ViewMap |
| Schiffner, Torben | The Scripps Research Institute | Vaccine Design | ViewMap |
| Raman, Vatsan | University of Wisconsin-Madison | Understanding protein sequence-function landscapes and designing novel proteins | ViewMap |
| Lu, Peilong | Westlake University | Transmembrane protein design | ViewMap |
| Shirts, Michael | University of Colorado Boulder | Thermodynamics and structure of nonbiological foldamers | ViewMap |
| Kulp, Daniel | The Wistar Institute | The Kulp lab focuses on rational vaccine and therapeutic antibody design for a variety of NIAID priority infectious diseases (e.g. Lassa Virus) and cancer targets. | ViewMap |
| Chen, Zibo | Westlake University | The Chen Lab combines mammalian synthetic biology with de novo protein design to write biological programs at the molecular, cellular, and tissue levels. | ViewMap |
| Thyme, Summer | University of Alabama at Birmingham | Testing computational predictions in zebrafish models of neurodevelopmental disorders, with a focus on drug discovery. | ViewMap |
| Malmström, Lars | University of Zurich | Studying protein-protein interactions on bacterial surfaces | ViewMap |
| Lindert, Steffen | Ohio State University | structure determination from sparse experimental data | ViewMap |
| Pallesen, Jesper | Indiana University | Structural immunology; structure-guided protein design | ViewMap |
| Gonen, Shane | University of California, Irvine | Structural Biology, CryoEM, Protein Design | ViewMap |
| Dunbrack, Roland | Fox Chase Cancer Center | Structural bioinformatics and structure prediction of proteins and protein complexes relevant to cancer biology and therapeutics | ViewMap |
| Yesselman, Joe | University of Nebraska-Lincoln | RNA 3D structure thermodynamics and design. | ViewMap |
| Azoitei, Mihai | Duke University | Research in our group is focused on two synergistic areas that are critical for the development of vaccines against highly infectious pathogens: 1) rational immunogen design; and 2) determining the immunogen properties that lead to B cell activation. | ViewMap |
| Hosseinzadeh, Parisa | University of Oregon | Protein/peptide design | ViewMap |
| DiMaio, Frank | University of Washington | Protein structure prediction | ViewMap |
| Wallner, Björn | Linköping University | Protein interactions, peptides, disorder, flexibility and machine learning | ViewMap |
| Bradley, Philip | Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center | Protein fold design and protein interaction specificity, especially in the immune system | ViewMap |
| Ovchinnikov, Sergey | Harvard University | Protein Evolution | ViewMap |
| Jha, Ramesh | Los Alamos National Laboratory | Protein engineering applied to synthetic biology | ViewMap |
| Boyden, Ed | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Protein engineering | ViewMap |
| Gray, Jeffrey | Johns Hopkins University | Protein docking, antibody engineering, glycoproteins, membrane proteins, deep learning | ViewMap |
| Strauch, Eva-Maria | University of Georgia | Protein design of protein-protein interactions, vaccine development, antivirals, protein stabilization, gene delivery | ViewMap |
| Huang, Possu | Stanford University | Protein design method development as well as developing novel cancer immunotherapy | ViewMap |
| Schoeder, Clara | Leipzig University | Protein design for novel immunotherapeutic drugs, such as genetherapy vectors (AAV), cellular therapeutics (CAR T cell therapy), antibody design and vaccine design | ViewMap |
| Huber, Thomas | Australian National University | protein design for genetic code expansion, paramagnetic NMR | ViewMap |
| Koga, Nobuyasu | Institute for Molecular Science | Protein Design | ViewMap |
| Liu, Sen | Hubei University of Technology | Our main goal is combining computational and experimental methods to understand the structure, function, and regulation of proteins, aiming to develop drugs, molecular tools, and valuable products. | ViewMap |
| Khatib, Firas | University of Massachusetts Dartmouth | Our group is interested in combining the power of humans and computers to tackle other difficult scientific problems. | ViewMap |
| Horowitz, Scott | University of Denver | Nucleic Acids effect on Proteostasis and Foldit | ViewMap |
| Bonneau, Rich | New York University | Needs update | ViewMap |
| Charpentier, Emmanuelle | Max Planck Institute for Science of Pathogens | Needs update | ViewMap |
| Grigoryan, Gevorg | Dartmouth College | Needs update | ViewMap |
| Haussler, David | University of California, Santa Cruz | Needs update | ViewMap |
| Procko, Erik | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign | Needs update | ViewMap |
| Strauss, Charlie | Los Alamos National Laboratory | Needs update | ViewMap |
| Yarov-Yarovoy, Vladimir | University of California, Davis | My research interests and expertise encompass neuroscience, protein structure, computational biology, and evolution. Main focus of my research group is on structure and function studies of voltage-gated ion channels, computational design and chemical synt | ViewMap |
| Yang, Zhongyue | Vanderbilt University | My research group focuses on integrating first-principles simulation and data-driven modeling to automatically evaluate, understand, and design functional biomolecules for catalytic and biomedical applications. | ViewMap |