Our research involves the investigation of:

Thermodynamic and kinetic control over (bio)macromolecular assemblies through modification of molecular building blocks (e.g. proteins) and environmental factors

Fundamental structure-dynamics-function relationships in biological systems to inspire emergent biomaterial properties or to identify novel biomedical strategies

Multiscale computational algorithms (e.g. coarse-graining) to enable biomolecular simulations that require time and length scales inaccessible to atomic-resolution simulations

Our team brings together a diverse group of undergraduate students, graduate researchers, and postdoctoral scholars. Our members span chemical engineering, materials science, chemistry, computer science, applied mathematics, and quantitative biosciences at Colorado School of Mines (Golden, CO).