About Us
Research in the Michel group focuses on the use of molecular simulations to study molecular recognition in biological molecules and to develop novel computer-aided drug design technologies.
A Remote Arene Binding Site on Prostate Specific Membrane Antigen Revealed by Antibody-Recruiting Small Molecules
News
Jan 2012 - Upcoming talks: Julien has been invited to speak at the 52nd Sanibel Symposium in St-Simons Island, USA ; the 2012 NAIS workshop on State-of-the-Art Algorithms for Molecular Dynamics in Edinburgh ; the 2012 Workshop on Free Energy Methods in Drug Design in Boston, USA.
Jan 2012 - Congratulations to recent alumna Rucha, who will pursue a PhD at the University of Cambridge.
Oct 2011 - Welcome to Anna who will pursue with us her final year Masters degree research project.
Sep 2011 - A warm welcome to new PhD students Gaetano, George and Remi.
Sep 2011 - Congratulations to Sriram who has been offered a PhD studentship at the Max Planck Institute for Heart and Lung Research.
Sep 2011 - We thank Evotec for funding our research.
July 2011 -We thank NVIDIA for supporting our research.
May 2011 - Julien is giving a talk next month at the ScotCHEM 2011 Computational Chemistry symposium.
May 2011 - Welcome to Rucha and Sriram who join the group for their Masters degree project.
May 2011 - We thank the European Commission for funding our research.
Jan 2011 - Welcome to Richard who joins the group for his BSc Honours degree final year project.
Jan 2011 - Our work on the water placement algorithm JAWS is on the cover of the most recent issue of the Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation.
Dec 2010 - The group website goes live, in anticipation of the official opening of the lab next month, many thanks to the Royal Society for making this possible.