Research in the Michel lab is focussed on quantitative description of protein-ligand interactions. This is pursued through development of biomolecular simulation software and algorithms, and biophysical measurements to characterise the structure, dynamics and thermodynamics of protein-ligand interactions.
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Congratulations to Sofia
Well done to Sofia Bariami who recently published her first (joint first) publication from her PhD studies together with Daniel Cole's team at Newcastle University. Read Implementation of the QUBE Force...
Well done Jenke !
Congratulations to Jenke who was awarded a poster prize at the virtual Young Modeller's Forum meeting on February 12th for his poster ''Data-driven estimation of optimally-designed perturbation networks in relative...
Congratulations to Michail
Well done to Michail for defending the first Michel group Zoom PhD viva last week ! Of course we had to celebrate online. Michail has already moved on to a...
PhD studentships
We have openings for several Phd studentships starting in September 2021. See the lab's homepage for details.
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